AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRail Service: Manila’s LRT-2 will run nine trains Tuesday through Sunday during digital control-panel upgrades, potentially lengthening waits; all 10 operational trains will run Mondays. UK operator Grand Central has withdrawn its proposed London–Cleethorpes service, saying delays in regulatory review made the plan unviable. Fare Enforcement: New York’s MTA says fare evasion fell 35% at 20 stations testing modern gates, with trials set to expand to 20 more. Fleet Investment: Solaris unveiled a 40-foot battery-electric bus designed for U.S. transit agencies, with battery capacity of up to 528 kWh. Network Upgrades: Manchester Airport’s rail station will receive a £115 million upgrade to platforms, track and signalling, including a full closure on Dec. 6. Dorset also approved a seven-year bus plan, with 700 new journeys and demand-responsive service planned. Freight Costs: A diesel price spike is raising pressure on transport supply chains, with a new report warning of knock-on costs for food and housing.
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