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The agency will expand its staff to include more police officers and field supervisors, and will add more security cameras.
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On Tuesday, the authority's board will discuss service cuts, fare increases and layoffs that could fill a $50.6 million gap in next year's budget caused by rising personnel costs and falling state assistance.
Read More →Study authors make recommendations including, integrating transit services and ride-sharing into the agency's Ventra fare app.
Read More →The vehicle is available in a transit model with ADA, fare boxes, and destination signs or in a tour model with upgraded seat cushions and sliding windows.
Read More →While the much-needed initial rounds of emergency funding through the CARES Act and CRRSAA provided transit agencies across the nation with relief, transit funding needs continue to grow due to ongoing losses of ridership, fare revenue, and state and local tax revenue.
Read More →After a preliminary audit issued by the FTA claimed that Miami-Dade Transit didn’t properly account for fare collections or follow rules for using federal money, which resulted in the suspendion of $180 million in grants, the County hired consultants to correct its procedures.
Read More →Plainclothes police officers help keep crime down on railcars and at stations. They may be effective, but can they compare to uniforms when it comes to prevention?
Read More →UTA implements fuel surcharges as a way to protect budgets without imposing permanent fare increases, officials say.
Read More →Buses used on the new route will offer Wi-Fi as well as feature DVD movies during the trip. Passengers who purchase their ticket online receive a 15 percent to 20 percent discount off the walk up fare and will be guaranteed their seat.
Read More →LaHood hearing postponed. Ex-Bart officer pleads not guilty. NY seniors faced with fare hike.
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