...Public transit in Montana The main goal of this bill is to improve public transportation in Montana. “Considering that the transit systems we know today are more expensive, less convenient, and have greater environmental impacts than driving, this goal is self-defeating. The changes described below could save Montana taxpayers millions of dollars while truly improving transit services for most people.” Urban public transit is often considered the most cost effective and energy efficient means of transportation available, but this perception doesn’t hold true in rural states like Montana. Urban buses use more energy per passenger mile than private vehicles and release more than twice the carbon emissions into the atmosphere than a small truck. The average cost of public transit, meanwhile, is more than 90 cents per passenger mile nationally, with more than 75% of that cost subsidized by non-transit users. The average cost of public transit in Montana, meanwhile, is about $1.76 per passenger mile, with more than 90% of the cost subsidized by non-transit users. Smaller vehicles can save energy and nimbly serve more parts of each urban area. Private carriers can operate at capacity and have routes on demand rather than scheduled. Instead of funding expensive transit agencies to serve only a few people, state and local governments could give transportation vouchers to people unable to drive. Also known as shared taxis, jitneys are a combination of taxis and buses. Opening...
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...Dublin Airport (DUB) is the largest airport in Ireland as it serves about 20 million passengers annually. DUB is located approximately 10 kilometers away from the capital of Ireland in County Fingal. Arriving and Departing in DUB Public Transit from DUB Due to the relatively small distance from the city, it is not difficult to get from DUB airport to the city center of Dublin. The easiest way, which is suitable even for inexperienced travelers, is to use the express bus Airlink 747 operated by Dublin Bus. A trip to the city center takes about 40 minutes. Airlink 747 stops near all major attractions and central Dublin stops. It also stops at the central bus station Busaras. A one-way ticket for an adult costs 6 Euros and 10 Euros for both...
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...* 1903: Ontario begins the use of license plates * 1916: Creation of Provincial Department of Public Highways with a staff of 35 * 1925 – 1927: 338,400 registered vehicles in Ontario, drivers were required to obtain an operating license * 1931: Construction of the longest multi-lane highway in the British Empire begins: QEW * 1970’s: Ministry developed light rail transit services Mandate Vision: “To be a world leader in moving people and goods safely, efficiently and sustainably, and to support a globally competitive economy and a high quality of life.” Mandate: Sustainability inSight Size Structure Budget Transportation Infrastructure Public Transit Investments in public transit help manage congestion, support economic growth and contribute to improved quality of life. The Province supports 96 municipal transit systems serving 127 communities through the gas tax transfer. In addition, the Province is supporting key municipal transit projects, including: * up to $416 million towards the renewal of Toronto's streetcar fleet; * up to $600 million towards Ottawa's light rail transit project; * up to $300 million towards Waterloo Region's rapid transit project; and * $870 million towards the extension of the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line to York University and into Vaughan. Ontario's planned investments in public transit support over 30,000 jobs on average in each of the next three years. Through Metrolinx, the Province...
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...The production of the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) began in 1975. But the first rail service began on June 30, 1979. Today, for a person who is travelling by a train for the first time, MARTA may seem like a very unpleasant and smelly place. However, MARTA is more than just a smelly place; it’s a transit system that provides economic benefits to every corner of the state. Although some may be hesitant to use MARTA, this mode of transportation lessens traffic and pollution, creates jobs, and makes travelling to and from work more enjoyable. On Wednesday, October 14th, 2015, while travelling from Five Points to Doraville, I decided to observe the train and think about why people travel on the train. The first thing I...
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...economies, long-term relationships with world-class clients and ability to mobilize financial resources. The huge fleet of equipment Punj Lloyd owns gives the company an edge over its competitors. In its pursuit of business, the Group endeavors to uplift the community where it operates. Social and environmental concerns are closely interwoven in Punj Lloyd Group’s core practices and decision making. From providing education to many underprivileged children through its own school to enriching the lives of thousands of workers at its sites, Punj Lloyd is committed to the cause of community enrichment. HISTORY OF THE COMPANY:- 1988 The dawn of Punj Lloyd Engineering Private Limited 1989:- Renamed Punj Lloyd Private Limited 1992:- Becomes Public Limited and wins its first overseas pipeline contract in Indonesia 1993:- Gets its first Middle East Contract for Field Development 1995:- Gets its 1st EPC contract in Oil & Gas sector in India 1998:- Awarded a project for the construction of India’s first LNG and regasification terminal at Dabhol, India gets its first Refinery project, De-sulphurisation unit, IOCL’s Mathura Refinery 1999:- Gets its 1st Road project, Vadodara-Halol Tollway, India 2001 Gets its first highway project in the Golden Quadrilateral – Belgaum – Maharashtra road project 2002 Gains entry into the Caspian with KAM pipeline, Kazakshtan Gets its...
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...Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA). Later that same day at approximately 5:00 P. M., a female passenger not only witnessed Robertson’s crude tactics, but took pictures of him in the act. She then forwarded these photographs to the MBTA. Having seen the photographs of Robertson, the Transportation Authority quickly assembled a sting operation to put an end to his lewd behavior. At approximately 5:00 P. M. on the evening of August 12, 2010, Robertson entered the trolley and remained standing in the stairwell with a bench seat two to three feet in front of him. A female undercover Transit Police officer, wearing a dress, sat directly across from Robertson. Within moments a small red display light on his cell phone illuminated, indicating a video recording in progress, as the camera lens focused on the crotch of the undercover officer. After approximately one minute of recording, other Transit Authority Police officers arrested Robertson and seized his phone as evidence. On December 8, 2011, Michael Robertson was formally charged with two complaints, one involving photographing and the other with video recording, in violation of General Law chapter 272 section 105 (b) (G. L. c. 272, § 105 (b)). The language of this law is as follows: "(1)Whoever willfully photographs, videotapes or electronically surveils another (2)person who is nude or partially nude, (3)with the intent to...
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...Background Transportation services are a must when it comes to major cities. It helps the crowds of immense density to move together and more effectively to get everybody where they need to be. A big improvement was made when linked streetcars were introduced. It seems as if a machine that is run off electricity and can get through a mile in a little more than a minute was established not to long ago, but the streetcar has actually been around since the late 1890’s. They have been around since and are still one of the most effective ways of getting large amount of people anywhere in the city. That is only a few of the benefits it contains. One of the most prestigious and most known streetcar networks is that of the city of San Francisco, in California. The streetcars have added to the cities identity and when San Francisco is mentioned people tend to automatically think streetcars/cable cars. San Francisco’s streetcar network can carry more than 13,000 passengers per hour during rush hour and 173,000 passengers on the weekdays. Ed Reiskin, the SFMTA Director of Transportation adds on to the statement about, the amount of people who ride the streetcars, by saying, “This goes to show that while people come from all over the world to ride these vehicles, there are thousands of San Franciscans who rely on this line for their daily commute.” Showing that maybe without this streetcar network, the city would not flow so effectively. San Francisco has embraced the popularity that...
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...ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF DELHI METRO TERM PAPER REPORT Submitted in partial fullfilment of the requiremnt for the degree of Msc. Environment Management By DHRUV VERMA UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF: H.B. VASHISHT SCIENTIST -E FOREST ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT DIVISION Forest Research Institute (Deemed) University Dehradun-248006, India CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the term paper work entitled “ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF DELHI METRO PHASE III” is a bonafide work carried out by DHRUV VERMA, student of first semester M.Sc. Environment Management course of Forest Research Institute University, Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE), Dehradun submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for M.Sc. Environment Management, 2011-2013. The work has been carried out under the guidance of Mr. H.B. Vashisht, Scientist- E, Forest Ecology and Environment Division , ICFRE, Dehradun. Place: DEHRADUN Dean (Academic) Date: Forest Research Institute (deemed) University CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the term paper work entitled ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF DELHI METRO PHASE III is a bonafide work carried out under my guidance by DHRUV VERMA, student of first semester M.Sc. Environment Management course of Forest Research Institute...
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...eportSP applies its internationally leading competence to the development and evaluation of technologies, material, products, and processes to meet its customers' needs and provide an effective link between research and commercialisation. Research in communication technology SP performs advanced research and development in communication technology, against the background of our expertise in computation methods and measurement technology. Projects aim to assist the industrial development process with new products, new technologies and new methods. We possess special expertise in antenna systems and methods of developing and analysing them. Much of the work is carried out in Centres of Excellence, such as Chase or Charmant, together with industry and Chalmers University of Technology, and also in the form of industrial projects financed by sources such as VINNOVA. MIMO antennas Modern mobile terminals impose demanding requirements in respect of transmission capacity and reliable connection, often under fading conditions. At the same time, the antenna systems must be squeezed into a very restricted space. One solution to this problem is the Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) approach. SP is involved in projects developing new methods of efficient development and analysis of antenna systems of this type. Advanced antenna systems SP develops advanced antenna systems for complex environments. An example of such an application is the antenna design for radio-controlled...
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...CASE STUDY ON MANAGEMENT MC DONALDS CASE STUDY McDonald’s a leading fast food joint ,has enjoyed over 40 years of exceptional performance. In 2010, for example, the company had registered 10 years of 20 per cent per annum growth. EDITOR’S CHOICE The challenge: That year, Jack Greenberg became the company’s fourth chief executive. His main concern was how to lead the business in less favourable market conditions. McDonald’s was facing concerns about fatty foods and about beef; competition was squeezing margins; and growth from international markets was slowing. The strategy: Mr Greenberg did what the textbooks suggest. First, he focused on improving the core business, announcing it as his top priority. Then, he also set a second priority: to find a new platform for growth. With this audacious goal in mind, he supported five acquisitions of related restaurant businesses – including Chipotle, a Mexican food restaurant, and 50 per cent of Pret A Manger, the UK sandwich chain – and he set up the Partner Brands Division, to be responsible for these new businesses. Mr Greenberg also opened the door to a number of other, more organic initiatives led by his head of strategy, Mats Lederhausen. What happened: Mr Greenberg found it difficult to dedicate enough attention to both priorities. The core business continued to deteriorate and in 2001 McDonald’s announced its first quarterly loss and the resignation of Mr Greenberg. Jim Cantalupo, a retired McDonald’s executive...
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...Concept of Project & Project Management Under guidance of: Dr. Alok Rai Associate Professor Presented by: Ashutosh Mishra MBA-Marketing FMSBHU Flow of Presentation •What is a project? •Features of Project •Project Management •Project management vs. general management •Project Life Cycle •Phases of Project life cycle •Bangalore Metro Rail Project •Conclusion •References 2 What is Project? The word project comes from the Latin word projectum which means "something that comes before anything else happens". Source: www.wikipedia.org A project is “a unique endeavour to produce a set of deliverables within clearly specified time, cost and quality constraints”. -Jason Westland, CEO MPMM “Trying to manage a project without project management is like trying to play a football game without a game plan.” - K .Tate 3 Features of Project Unique in Nature Defined Timescale Limited Resources Element of Risk Approved Budget Beneficial change Source: Project Management Guidebook 4 Typology of Projects Strategic 2-5 years. High degree of change to customers. Highly complex. Systems 1-2 years. Medium degree of change to customers. Medium complex. Operational Up to 1 year. Low degree of change to customers. Less complex. 5 What is Project Management? In project management a project consists of a temporary endeavour undertaken to create a unique product, service or result. It...
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...Ministry Of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan International University of Information Technologies Department of Languages Research Paper Pros and Cons Of Using Escalator Autumn 2015 Done by: Orazaliyev Daulet Group: IS137R Advisor: senior-lecturer Kaldarova A. Almaty, 2015 Abstract This research was designed to know opinions of people related to escalators. The idea was to introduce and reinforce the importance of escalators usage in our life, is it so necessary. The research ran for about 2 months during the autumn of 2015. Participants were different persons in a street, were asked some questions about their thoughts escalator in subway. Results show that most of people prefer escalator rather than use stairs. Table of contents I. Introduction 1. Statement of problem II. Body 1. Functions of Escalator 1.1 What is an escalator? 1.2 Application 2. Pros and Cons 2.1 Pros 2.2 Cons III. Conclusion IV. References V. Appendices Introduction The main topic of my research is about pros and cons of using escalator. It is determined by the increased importance of the escalator and its role in our life. As I guess, escalator is the kind of technique which has many advantages, but also it has some harmful impacts. That is why this problem has still being unsolved in many countries. Some years ago, the first subway was opened in Almaty, 2011, dedicated to Kazakhstan’s 20...
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...[pic] PROJECT REPORT B.Sc. Physics (H) 1st Semester Foundation Course Group No.07 [pic] PROJECT TITLE "Management of Delhi Metro" ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We hereby express our deep sense of gratitude to Dr. K.C. Verma, Teacher-in-Charge, Commerce for his continuous guidance and support in successful completion of this Project Report entitled “Management of Delhi Metro”. We are also extremely thankful to Ms. Bhamini Garg, Assistant Professor, Commerce for her generous guidance, help and useful suggestions in successful completion of our Project Report CERTIFICATE This is to be certified that the Project Report entitled “Management of Delhi Metro” is a bonafide work of all the team members belonging to Group no. 7. __________ _____________ Bhamini Garg Dr. K.C. Verma Assistant Professor Teacher-in-Charge, Commerce TEAM MEMBERS |S.No. |Name |Roll No. | |1 |MANJEET SINGH |49 | |2 |JUGAL TIWARI |55 | |3 |SHIVAM SHARMA |56 | |4 |VAIBHAV GUPTA |12 | |5 ...
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...NJ Transit Paper Many tactics have changed in the twenty-first century we all know that the competitive landscape has almost completely changed. We have amazing leadership examples that have been left behind to help the present day remain successful business empires. This implies that there will always be traditional remnants of competitive advantage. When the economies advertising used to tip the scales and have a greater advantage over competitors in the past. It simply isn’t that way anymore and even the “little man” can afford amazing advertisement campaigns with little expensive out of their revenue. So has for NJ transits predecessors advertising was key for them in order to succeed as well as it was in order for NJ Transit making large advertising budget not nearly has an effective competitive weapons an effective weapon in the past. As the weapons of them game seem to rapidly change and seem to be almost completely unpredictable at times this new competitive advantage makes companies even larger ones adopt new ways of thinking. The new competitive mind set must value flexibility, speed, innovation, integration, and the challenges that evolve from constantly changing conditions (Chapter Notes). A term often used to describe the new realities of competition is hyper competition, a condition that results from the dynamics of strategic moves and countermoves among innovative, global firms: a condition of rapidly escalating...
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...Tutorial 4 Question 1 Debbie entered into a written contract to buy a second-hand Proton from Esther. The contract did not state the year of the car but Esther described it to Debbie as a 1997 model. In fact it was a 1995 Proton and was worth RM500 less than the price Debbie paid for it. What remedies are open to Debbie? Question 2 Cosmetics Sdn Bhd hired Karen to sell their products in Mont Kiara, a well to do residential area. Among others, some of the clauses in the contract read as follows: ‘it is a condition of this contract that Karen shall call on each house in Mont Kiara at least once a month.’ ‘this contract shall remain in force for 2 years unless either party terminates it forthwith if the other party commits a material breach of the agreed obligations.’ Karen failed to call on 5 houses in Nov bec she was ill but she made a specific point of visiting them on 1 Dec. When Cosmetics Sdn Bhd discovered this, they wrote to her, ‘ terminating our contract because of your breach’. Was Cosmetics entitled to terminate? Question 3 Tom often travels to Malaysia using the bus service offered by Comfy Tours Pte Ltd (‘Comfy’). The following is the sequence of events preceding the issuing of the bus ticket to Tom at Comfy’s office: (1) Tom informs Comfy’s ticketing officer, Jane, of his intended destination; (2) Jane quotes Tom the fare; (3) Tom pays cash; (4) Jane issues Tom a machine printed ticket. There are notices, containing identical terms of carriage...
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