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With GPS technology, the T's 1,040 buses are tracked in real-time, allowing bus dispatchers to know the exact location of each bus, and the ability to immediately detect delays in service.
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The program includes completion of the multi-year platform reconstruction effort at 20 outdoor rail stations and several large-scale construction projects, including a major rehabilitation of the Yellow Line’s Potomac River tunnel and bridge crossing.
Read More →The center includes an agent window with OMNY functionality, digital monitors displaying service status updates.
Read More →Beginning Nov. 21, and continuing each Friday and Saturday night until Dec. 27, Metro will operate two-car trains with 20-minute service intervals until 3 a.m.
Read More →The company will supplement the existing transit by providing first- and last-mile connection for riders to-and-from all CTA and Metra stations.
Read More →Implementation of a service reduction will provide the agency with an opportunity to build up workforce while providing some relief to operators and reliability to customers.
Read More →Since ridership has declined from 350 rides per day in 2008 to 100 per day in 2010, officials are cutting shuttle stops and creating a bus tracking system to make the service more efficient.
Read More →Changes include adjusting trip times, adding service or eliminating trips to match ridership demand, without discontinuing an entire route.
Read More →The program is a partnership with Grove City with options to expand service in the future, as needed.
Read More →In a typical year, the LOSSAN rail corridor moves approximately $1 billion of freight and over eight million rail passengers.
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