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Beginning August 22, elementary and high school students will also be able to ride Pace, Metra, and CTA for free.
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The goal of the pilot is to help younger people learn transit with close to 75% of the school’s students participating.
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ZEB Con is a gathering for transit, school, and shuttle bus operators leading the charge toward electrification.
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Your video surveillance system can reduce the costs of conducting a wide range of training sessions and supervisor check-ins.
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The latest Fiscal Year 2022 report revealed an increase in ridership of 52% for Trolley and 41% for bus when compared to FY21.
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With Umo, CATS riders can plan multi-modal journeys, make contactless payments, receive real-time travel information, and earn rewards through fare capping.
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The Income Assistance Pilot Program launched in March to extend eligibility for transit discounts to individuals who receive public income assistance.
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Funded by the President’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, more than 1,100 of the 1,800 vehicles being funded will use zero-emissions technology, which reduces air pollution and helps meet the President’s goal of net-zero emissions by 2050.
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MCTS will retire 73 buses federally recognized as past their useful life, replacing each with an advanced clean diesel bus by fall.
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Known as a straight shooter and strong advocate for public transportation, Harrison was lauded as “one of the good guys” by Orange County Mayor Jerry L. Demings, who serves as chairperson of the LYNX board.
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