UITP Marketing Awards – The Winners!
Last month at the International Association of Transport (UITP) annual conference in Venice, winners of the 2011 ULTP Marketing Awards were announced. Entries were restricted to either a commercial film … Continue reading
‘Calling’ for Safety – Distracted Driving Campaigns
The start of the holiday season is also the beginning of safe driving campaigns. Today, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) issued an official call for banning cell phone use … Continue reading
Car Industry Marketing Young Drivers – Will it Work?
Once upon a time, in the very recent past, it was a dream come true to get your first set of car keys and drive off the dealer lot. That … Continue reading
Amtrak’s Expanded Wi-Fi Service and Ad Campaign
Travelers in the northeast will receive an early holiday present this year: Expanded Wi-Fi service along select Amtrak lines. Passengers on the Adirondack (NYC – Montreal), Downeaster (Boston – Maine), Empire Service (NYC … Continue reading
Dubai’s Public Transport Day
While some U.S. transit campaigns are currently focused on securing or saving funding for services (and rightfully so) in response to increases in ridership demand ,Dubai’s Roads and Transport (RTA) … Continue reading
2 Mile Challenge is 2Miles 2Short
Fact: 40% of trips taken in the US are 2 miles or less. Fact: 90% of those trips are completed by car. Fact: The above statistics are not a good argument for … Continue reading
NYC DOT Bike Share Open House!
Sharing is caring and NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) wants and all of NYC to care quite a bit about it’s upcoming Bike Sharing program! Set to open operations in … Continue reading
New BART comic educates riders to use the system
Learning by doing is not enough for BART, a regional commuter rail in the San Francisco Bay Area, which has recently published a new comic book, ‘Learn BART! Your guide … Continue reading
Welcome Passengers!
About one in every three users of mass transit in the United States and two-thirds of the nation’s rail riders live in New York City (or its suburbs). As a … Continue reading
