AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAutonomous Mobility & Regulation: Uber’s exit from Nigeria is not linked to FAAN’s Airport Car Hire Rank Management System (ACHRAMS), with the agency saying it was created to curb airport transport complaints and improve oversight. Public Transit Disruptions & Safety: An MTA track worker was struck and killed by an oncoming D train in the Bronx while setting up flags, and in Maryland a falling tree hit an MTA bus in Reisterstown, injuring five. Service Changes: Ottawa’s O-Train Line 4 was suspended, with OC Transpo running Route 105 buses between the airport and South Keys. Transit Funding & Affordability: Halifax will restore free student bus passes after budget uncertainty, while in the UK parents and councils clash over school transport capacity and fare hikes. New Routes & Riders: MARC will launch a direct Montgomery County–Baltimore weekday service, cutting some trips by up to an hour. Energy & Transport Costs: U.S. diesel hit a record $5.85 a gallon, threatening higher freight and grocery prices. Tech for the Future: Tesla’s Cybercab robotaxi expansion is drawing U.S. safety scrutiny as regulators assess compliance.
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