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With a projected budget of over $416 million, the project encompasses design, construction, land acquisition, and associated utility upgrades to improve transit efficiency and support urban growth.
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About $1.4 million will go to the 9.5-mile-long MAX bus rapid transit project.
Read More →Since launching production of the LFS Artic, Nova Bus has been awarded contracts for rapid-transit type buses in cities such as New York, Halifax, Quebec, Montreal and Saskatoon.
Read More →The 12.4-mile corridor is projected to serve 66,200 daily riders, reduce travel times by up to 24%, and create the nation's busiest bus rapid transit corridor.
Read More →Findings point to mode's capacity to improve quality of life by reducing travel time, improving local air quality, curbing greenhouse gas emissions, and preventing road fatalities and crashes.
Read More →The concept of bus rapid transit has emerged as a viable means of improving mobility.
Read More →The agency is looking into two possible bus rapid transit lines, with estimated capital costs of about $40 million each, in response to lengthy bus commutes for some of its riders. The region would have to greenlight the two proposed lines to secure federal funding.
Read More →Distinctive service features include modern, stylized 60-foot buses built by North American Bus Industries, which are powered by compressed natural gas and carry up to 90 passengers.
Read More →Foothill Transit offers free Internet to encourage ridership.
Read More →The $20 million project, a 5.6-mile route between Waikiki and Iwilei, will use dedicated lanes on existing roadways for hybrid-electric buses.
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