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Despite a recent reallocation of a grant to bus rapid transit, the city may receive additional funding for the project.
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The approved budget continues to fund WMATA at levels where service is safe, frequent, and reliable.
Read More →In the last year, Connexionz has welcomed cooperative purchases off the contract from Grant County Oregon (People Mover), City of Pendleton, Asotin County PTBA & Lewiston Transit System, and Kayak Public Transit.
Read More →Will use 22-passenger busses and cost $12,000 for the remaining eight weeks of the semester.
Read More →In six months, smart card use on buses reached 11.5%, just 3.5% shy of WMATA's first-year goal. Integrating smart cards on its bus fleet also boosted card sales, which is nearing the millionth card mark.
Read More →The White House Jobs Summit, held last week, drew business executives, economists, finance experts, labor leaders and small business owners to Washington, D.C., to share ideas on boosting employment. A national delegation of transit and business leaders was among those in attendance, with plans to promote the benefits of investing in “ready-to-go” public transit infrastructure projects that will create and sustain jobs.
Read More →Ronald Freeland will join the Parsons Transportation Group
Read More →Passengers can contribute to reduce environmental footprint.
Read More →A modest tax increase is at least better than a small program, which is what we are facing if the no-tax, sequester, governing-by-created-crisis madness continues to bleed a program that used to have bipartisan support.
Read More →Marion C. Blakey becomes the 9th chair of the National Transportation Safety Board.
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