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A study of 26 major U.S. transit markets recently conducted by researchers at the advocacy group Alcohol Justice concluded that half of them allowed alcohol advertising, while the other half banned it in some way.
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Researchers used tap-on tap-off rider data to quantify the emissions saved by buses and commuter rail lines.
Read More →Members receive credit to their car-share accounts for subway, trolley, train rides.
Read More →While the CTA will allow the advertisement of alcoholic beverages, the ordinance restricts the ads to specific areas and sets additional conditions.
Read More →Negotiators for BART's two largest employee unions left a bargaining session in Oakland late Sunday. Meanwhile, talks between AC Transit and the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 192 are continuing. The agency is still running service, even though no new labor agreement was reached.
Read More →What if transit leaders could ask any operational question and get a trusted answer in seconds? Conversational AI is transforming how agencies use their data.
Read More →Using the Moovit app, powered by Token Transit, riders will be able to plan, pay, and validate trips in Bowling Green and the surrounding areas.
Read More →System will facilitate real-time fare collection — which reduces passenger boarding times — and simplifies fare payment.
Read More →The extra protection is a response to some violent incidents, including a nonfatal shooting a few weeks ago.
Read More →Agency is investing $10 million to hire the officers, which will come from the Chicago Police Academy. The investment is part of the Mayor Emanuel’s ongoing commitment to bring more police officers to every neighborhood of Chicago.
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