Press release for the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (now Federal Transit Administration). This press release announces a $9,719,492 grant to expand bus maintenance and administration facilities to Houston, Texas.
United States. Department of Transportation. Urban Mass Transit Administration
1977-07-11
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Press release for the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (now Federal Transit Administration). This press release announces that Dr. Richard S. Page, former executive director of the municipality of Metropolitan Seattle, was sworn in as Administrator of the U.S. Department of Transportation's Urban Mass Transportation Administration on July 1
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Press release for the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (now Federal Transit Administration). This press release announces the U.S. Department of Transportation's first transportation technical studies grant approved by a Regional Federal official.
Press release for the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (now Federal Transit Administration). This press release announces a $327,995,756 grant to continue construction of the METRO routes in Washington, D.C.
Press release for the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (now Federal Transit Administration). This press release announces the availability of a motion picture on public transit named "Innovations".
Press release for the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (now Federal Transit Administration). This press release announces a grant of $14,040,000 for a new bus storage and maintenance facility to be built on Staten Island, New York.
Press release for the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (now Federal Transit Administration). This press release announces a $9,531,280 grant to Detroit for "kneeling" equipment to be installed on 200 buses to improve accessibility for elderly and persons with disabilities.
Press release for the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (now Federal Transit Administration). This press release announces a $12.5 million grant to expand Philadelphia's electric trolley coach bus fleet.
Press release for the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (now Federal Transit Administration). This press release announces a $6,530,657 grant for 60 new 45-passenger buses.
Press release for the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (now Federal Transit Administration). This press release announces that no-fare public transit service and five other concepts are expected to be tested by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
During March 1977, the U.S. Department of Transportation's Urban Mass Transportation Administration (UMTA) announced the award of 58 grants totaling $64,137,805. A digest of the announced grants, including a short description of capital improvement and research projects, their dollar amount, UMTA project number and date of announcement, follows.
Press release for the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (now Federal Transit Administration). This press release announces ten private New York city bus companies will receive up to 234 buses through a $14,040,000 grant to the New York City Transportation Administration.
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