Ticketing is key for public transport operators and authorities to collect fares from passengers. This course will help transit professionals improve operational efficiency and adapt to new challenges on fare management and ticketing.
This training program will provide attendees with a comprehensive overview of Rail Operations & Maintenance through a unique methodological approach illustrated by international best practice and on-the-ground operational experience.
This training program on Electric Buses will offer a comprehensive overview of the electric solution for urban bus networks, including setting a long-term city strategy for energy transition, charging stations, advanced technology implementation, procurement, and operation of the system.
This course will provide participants with fundamental knowledge on public transport and sustainable urban mobility, and increase awareness on the importance of public transport and sustainable mobility solutions in cities. Attendees will benefit from a unique exchange of knowledge and experience between professionals.
Created by a partnership between UITP, NJ TRANSIT & Rutgers CAIT, the training courses assemble international experts to share best practices on electric buses, fare management, rail operations and more.
A new center designed to educate the current and next generation of transportation leaders to be resilient to challenges of the 21st century has been established at Rutgers through a partnership with two industry leaders.
University at Buffalo engineers, and CAIT UTC partners, Dr. Negar Elhami-Khorasani and Dr. Anthony Tessari are looking at how to improve fire safety in tunnels.
The primary goal of this proposal is to use non-contact 3D scanning technology and AI for assisting in the inspection and maintenance procedures for deck timbers and rails on open-deck bridges.
University Transportation Center partners at Rowan University are creating an effective and specialized approach to the Last Mile Challenge for the City of Camden, NJ, to improve transportation accessibility, public health, education, and employment opportunities for city residents.
