The temporary promotional changes to fare structures will begin Feb. 28 for New York City Transit and Feb. 25 for commuter rail tickets. The pilot will last for at least four months.
Umo is a national fare collection system that will connect MCTS riders to not only its bus services but to other forms of transit across the region.
The project encompassed eight branded buses and a total of 36 stations with informatics, fiber connectivity between the corridor components, and traffic signal priority components along the corridor.
The non-repayable grant from SDTC will help Vicinity to introduce its new all-electric, true low-floor wheelchair-accessible (fully ADA-compliant), mid-sized, medium-duty bus.
Transdev will continue to provide operations and maintenance for NVTA’s Vine Transit System.
BRT includes features normally associated with subways, such as boarding platforms at the same level as the vehicle, automated fare collection, and more.
With the peak of omicron impacting transit agencies throughout the holidays and into the month of January, the issue brought the industry’s workforce needs even further into the forefront.
This renewal provides for an expansion of 100 additional red-light cameras and 150 bus lane cameras, and it also includes certain negotiated price reductions.
The new offices, located in New York (with an office forthcoming in California) and Toronto, will be led by Sasha Pejcic, a transit industry veteran with extensive experience in zero emissions bus and vehicle transitions.
The base term for the contract is two years, with options to extend for three additional one-year periods.
Yamhill County Transit was the first agency to purchase a bus through CCW’s Oregon procurement contract.
The new contract advances NJ Transit’s zero-emission bus program to reach the goal of transitioning to a 100% ZEB fleet by 2040.
In all, Intersection’s network reaches over 50 million people through more than 400,000 digital and static assets nationwide.
The Equity Center of Excellence will ensure that every project achieves a high standard of accessibility.
Michael Anzallo was asked to lead MTPD on an interim basis in August 2021 and helped steer the department through pandemic-related challenges with an emphasis on community policing throughout the region.
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