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$477M line travels 22 miles and serves 15 stations.
Read More →Allows customers to plan trips throughout service area using VTA's light rail and bus system.
Read More →Subprime crisis squeezes transit funds CTA plans fare hikes, service cuts L.A. light rail project gets funding
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Charlotte, N.C., is on the cusp of bringing to fruition its first light-rail project, while its neighbor, Raleigh-Durham, has seen its rail project fall into disarray. Differences in geography, infrastructure, politics and funding help explain the divergent outcomes.
Read More →Houston’s light-rail leaks electricity MTA considers cell phone service underground CTA faces repairs, possible layoffs
Read More →Construction to begin this summer, with service launching in 2010.
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The highly anticipated opening of its light rail service, part of a unique design-build project, spurred several distinctive partnerships and planted the seeds for transit-oriented development to flourish.
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The linchpin to the area’s transportation strategy is a 20-mile light rail line called METRO that will connect Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa when it opens for service in December 2008.
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