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The announcement marks the next phase of SacRT’s Bus Stop Enforcement Program, which launched in December 2024 to improve rider safety, accessibility, and the reliability of bus service across Sacramento.
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The agency will pinpoint challenges and opportunities using data, public input, and innovation to improve bus service.
Read More →Since bus-mounted camera enforcement began last year, there have been improvements in M15 bus speeds on First and Second Avenues, with increases of up to 34% in some segments.
Read More →With new brands like Flixbus entering the market, the industry is moving toward launching premium services that feature dynamic scheduling.
Read More →ABLE cameras capture drivers violating bus lane rules in real time and is aimed at deterring motorists from blocking these lanes to improve bus service and reduce crashes.
Read More →The Jubilee BarrierFree – Everybody Bus will feature a low floor, rear driver, optional tracks for winter weather and a retractable roof for increased visibility.
Read More →The company became independent in 1998 when Chance Industries Inc. divested its interest in the transit market.
Read More →Brings 35 years of transit experience to the position.
Read More →Company also serves its four millionth customer.
Read More →Rick Sound, a TriMet bus driver for 24 years, pulled the woman to safety, who was attempting to jump from the Steel Bridge, with the help of a passenger and a passing motorist.
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