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South Carolina-based Clemson University is collaborating with the local transit system, Clemson Area Transit (CAT), on route changes and cuts in service due to escalating fuel costs and reduced subsidy.
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The service will go idle Friday in the wake of the program losing $24,000 through Title III of the Older Americans Act, which accounted for 18% of the service's $129,000 operating budget.
Read More →The university is in preliminary negotiations with two companies that could offer daily express service from the campus to Memphis, Jackson and New Orleans.
Read More →Miller, who served as the network’s interim director since April 2016, has been named director of the company’s six Service Centers in the U.S. and Canada.
Read More →In 2009, SafeRides transported between 120 and 150 students each night, each weekend totaling 7,237 rides. The service helps students avoid driving under the influence.
Read More →JTA’s CEO will negotiate the contracting mechanism required to address paratransit and alternative transportation service delivery needs on a regional basis.
Read More →The first of its kind service in San Antonio and Bexar County allows transit riders to schedule trips on minivans when they need them.
Read More →The final rule responds to a Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act (FAST Act) mandate requiring states to develop and implement, or update, if applicable, action plans.
Read More →With increasingly fierce competition for a limited pool of government funding for transportation projects, transit agencies are turning to the private sector for outsourcing, innovative contracting and financing, to see rail projects realized.
Read More →The investment electrifying ferries is just one component of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s major investment in moving to electric transportation infrastructure.
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