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Swift Rails is a transportation company specializing in personalized transit systems. It uses autonomous vehicles for one to four passengers traveling on ultra-light rails, offering energy-efficient and emissions-free travel charged with renewable energy.

Region Five Development Commission provides community development, economic development and transportation initiatives.

Blue Bird Corporation is a prominent American manufacturer of school buses, headquartered in Macon, Georgia. Established in 1927, the company designs, engineers, and produces a comprehensive line of Type A, C, and D school buses, including specialty models and those powered by alternative fuels such as propane, gasoline, compressed natural gas, and electricity. Blue Bird operates through two main segments: Bus, which encompasses the manufacturing and sales of school buses and extended warranties, and Parts, which focuses on the distribution of replacement parts. The company serves a diverse customer base, including fleet operators and various government entities, primarily in the United States and Canada, while also maintaining a global reach in over 60 countries across multiple continents. With a workforce of more than 1,500 employees and manufacturing facilities based in Georgia, Blue Bird is known for its innovative design and commitment to setting industry standards.

PennDOT is in charge of roadways, urban and rural public transit, airports, trains, ports, and waterways. PennDOT invests more than three-quarters of its annual budget in Pennsylvania's nearly 121,000 miles of state and municipal roadways and 32,000 state and local bridges. PennDOT, which was founded in 1911, is directly responsible for about 40,000 miles of roads and around 25,400 bridges.

Blue Bird Corporation is a prominent American manufacturer of school buses, headquartered in Macon, Georgia. Established in 1927, the company designs, engineers, and produces a comprehensive line of Type A, C, and D school buses, including specialty models and those powered by alternative fuels such as propane, gasoline, compressed natural gas, and electricity. Blue Bird operates through two main segments: Bus, which encompasses the manufacturing and sales of school buses and extended warranties, and Parts, which focuses on the distribution of replacement parts. The company serves a diverse customer base, including fleet operators and various government entities, primarily in the United States and Canada, while also maintaining a global reach in over 60 countries across multiple continents. With a workforce of more than 1,500 employees and manufacturing facilities based in Georgia, Blue Bird is known for its innovative design and commitment to setting industry standards.

Alstom specializes in power generation, transmission, and rail infrastructure. It manufactures high-speed trains, automated metro systems, and offers turnkey power plant solutions for various energy sources. The company also provides power transmission solutions with a focus on smart grids. Alstom operates globally, employing around 92,000 people across approximately 100 countries.

Northeastern Vermont Development Association supports landuse, transportation, and emergency services. The E & D Transportation Program supports community members through affordable transportation to medical appointments, local adult day centers, senior meal sites, and to access fresh food at the grocery store. The E&D Transportation Program is designed to serve older adults and people with disabilities. Vermont's Department of Labor provides a ready pool of workers through accessible databases. The Apprenticeship Program, serving hundreds of apprentices and employers statewide, helps to bridge the gap between education and employment. The Vermont Training Program provides specialized training on the job and in the classroom.