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The private service uses chartered buses and is run by a start-up technology company called Bridj. The coaches feature comfortable seats and Wi-Fi and costs $6 per ride.
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The new fare gates will employ near field communication technology, allowing riders to tap their credit cards, government IDs, or smartphones and have the fare immediately deducted from their accounts. While the pilot program appeared to work effectively for the few who used it, Metro conceded testing across media was insufficient.
Read More →Will continue to oversee planning and development, and will now also be charged with leading the marketing, facilities, and information technology functions.
Read More →Agency is partnering with RouteMatch Software, transit industry technology provider, as well as Arizona State University, Lyft and the city of Phoenix DOT to create the passenger-based app.
Read More →Partnering with other groups to provide health and wellness transportation to the veteran communities throughout the region.
Read More →The tech includes a primary charging plate aimed at reducing wait time for buses to be fully charged.
Read More →The lawsuit was filed against the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, ICE, and the TSA.
Read More →MCI has customized the 2026 model year coaches to DATTCO’s specifications, featuring enhanced seating, advanced safety technology, and a branded exterior styling.
Read More →The vehicle features a fully integrated software ecosystem.
Read More →The cloud-based portal will be utilized to process Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) application certifications.
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