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Instead of reducing service, agency may add a $1 charge for riding longer distances faster to help close a budget deficit.
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An alliance of the nation’s top metro transit systems, including New York, Boston and Washington, D.C., met with key members of Congress to highlight the opportunity to invest in creating jobs and boost the economic recovery.
Read More →The increasing cost of water, energy and other vital resources is encouraging transit properties and their suppliers to embrace sustainability practices that can pay dividends in the long run.
Read More →After extensive community engagement and data analysis, the new plan lays out a bold vision centered on improving service frequency, expanding network reach, and investing in long-term transit infrastructure.
Read More →With its newly launched BRT service and the opening of its downtown transit center, the Stockon, Calif.-based agency is seeing some long-term goals realized.
Read More →Cost-effective technology solutions that enhance rider experience, grow ridership, and provide actionable data are essential.
Read More →Money for the purchases is being filtered through the state from the federal government, which must first approve the bus order.
Read More →When completed, OMF South will service about 144 light rail vehicles for train cleaning and repairs and include a 1.4 mile connecting track from the Federal Way Link Extension to the site.
Read More →The Hop Fastpass® is the first transit fare card in North America to launch in Apple Wallet.
Read More →Program has $250,000 made available through ARRA, and the limited funds will be disbursed to employers on a first come, first served basis.
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