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The shuttle serves as a lifeline for the many international, out-of-state, and other students who don't have vehicles.
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Jefferson’s new service directly benefits the communities of Tulsa, West Siloam Springs, and Fayetteville.
Read More →DASH Pacoima was made possible through a partnership with Greening Together Collaborative and Pacoima Beautiful, underscoring a shared commitment to bringing cleaner, more efficient transportation options to the neighborhood.
Read More →To provide job-related free rides, the Everybody Rides Metro Foundation uses a federal Job Access-Reverse Commute grant that is matched by the partner agencies to provide bus tokens at no charge to low-income residents to connect them to job counseling, interviews, training and exams and job-related child transportation, in addition to transportation to and from work.
Read More →The new service will also improve access to the area's largest retail and employment centers, universities and medical facilities, reduce congestion and spur economic development in the heart of San Bernardino.
Read More →RouteShout's location system is still in the installation and testing phases, and will not be fully functional until after spring break.
Read More →In part due to a compromise to pay for part of the costs requested by University of Wisconsin Transportation Services and partly because of a projected increase in the cost of renting services from Madison Metro.
Read More →Beefed-up video surveillance, campus police training and implementing emergency alert systems are responses.
Read More →Two different models will run on the same routes in rotation with agency's 2010 clean air diesel and diesel-electric hybrid buses. One bus was manufactured by NABI Inc. for L.A. Metro; the other was built by New Flyer for Valley Metro in Phoenix.
Read More →Staff will be at each Swift station throughout the first few days of service to answer questions. Getting riders used to paying fares at the station, not onboard the bus, is expected to be the biggest challenge.
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