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One of the approved measures was bolstering the agency’s security personnel by adding 34 more Code Compliance Inspector (CCI) positions to help patrol its transit system.
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Service is anticipated to begin as early as this fall.
Read More →Brian Riley takes over for Wayne Terry who recently retired after working at the agency for 42 years.
Read More →Tiered pay increases for existing bus operators will also be implemented to keep pace and provide an incentive to stay long-term with the agency.
Read More →The latest Fiscal Year 2022 report revealed an increase in ridership of 52% for Trolley and 41% for bus when compared to FY21.
Read More →From helping societal problems like homelessness and mental health to adding more security officers, these agencies are providing an example of how transit can help a community.
Read More →After almost 30 years, MTS has decommissioned the Trolleys in favor of lowering maintenance costs and improving the customer experience.
Read More →The agency will be installing the Schunk SLS 301 series Depot Charging Pantograph, which offers a quicker and safer hands-free electric vehicle charge.
Read More →Ridership was up to nearly 200,000 trips per weekday for the week of March 7-11.
Read More →WSP USA representatives discuss the behind-the-scenes of The Mid-Coast Trolley Project’s completion, the role of a consultant, and the overall benefits of the project itself.
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