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Provides residents 60 and over with affordable travel within the city of Newton, and to medical facilities outside of the city’s boundaries.
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Prior to opening to the public, Lane Construction will continue with some remaining work at the stations, such as landscaping; lights; totem signage; station glass; station ceilings; and more.
Read More →Instead of owning the wheelchair accessible vans, the ride-hailing app will access the vehicles already in circulation, driven by licensed Washington cab drivers.
Read More →Voters approved billions in public transportation investments in 2026, giving agencies opportunities to preserve service, expand operations, and strengthen regional connections amid a changing political landscape.
Read More →Voters rejected a sales tax increase of 0.1 percentage point in C-Tran's service district to pay for light rail. The board will discuss what to do next at a retreat meeting in January.
Read More →NAVI, which stands for Neighborhood Autonomous Vehicle Innovation, will operate from the AIC, which serves as the command center facility to store, service, monitor, and maintain Jacksonville’s autonomous mobility fleet and is set to launch this summer with NAVI servicing the first phase of the U2C.
Read More →Pace and the City of Joliet marked the launch of VanGo, a reservation-based service aimed at helping commuters cover first- and last-mile trips to work for $5 per day.
Read More →The compact TP-8620CS OPTI-Lite™ reveals leaks in confined areas that may be unreachable with larger lamps.
Read More →The launch of passenger service follows several weeks of route validation and bus operator training on multiple routes around San Diego.
Read More →The improvements are made possible by VIA’s successful hiring of 107 additional full-time bus operators and accelerated progress on the Better Bus Plan.
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