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Complete Parts features new branding with a new logo, a new contact telephone number, a dedicated order desk, enhanced processes and inventory, all designed to provide the parts bus operations need.
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This new service offers travelers convenient, affordable, and sustainable access to one of Canada’s top natural destinations.
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METRO receives federal funding for transit-oriented development along the Gulfton Corridor Bus Rapid Transit Line, allowing the creation of a comprehensive strategy focused on enhancing mobility, housing, and community development.
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The agency hosted Congressman Mark DeSaulnier and Karrington Hendrix representing the office of Congressman Eric Swalwell.
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The plan provides a comprehensive policy framework to shape SamTrans’ service priorities, operational strategies, and investments.
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Voters once again voiced their overwhelming support for public transit by approving transit ballot measures across the country, with 46 of 53 measures for public transit in 2024 proving successful — an 86.7% win rate.
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Kelly Dunham joined BATA in 2009 as the human resources manager and also served as the transit agency’s director, human resources and operations, before earning the role of BATA’s executive director in 2016, and has been successfully leading the organization for the last eight years.
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The news delivers on CTA President Dorval R. Carter Jr.’s commitment to provide pre-pandemic levels of rail service by end of year. With this new schedule, CTA is adding over 1,200 weekly rail trips when compared to the Spring 2024 schedule.
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The Customer Charter lays out eight key initiatives to be completed during the next 12 months.
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In a special audio-exclusive episode of METROspectives, CEO Laura Hendricks and COOs Susan Sweat and Lauren Skiver discuss an array of topics ranging from diversity, equity, and inclusion programs; building a company culture; and what the future holds for public transportation during an election year.
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Built in 1914 to support Providence’s former trolley system in climbing the steep 10% incline of streets in the College Hill neighborhood, the East Side Tunnel remains a critical piece of transit infrastructure, connecting downtown Providence with the East Side and beyond.
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