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The contract extension runs through July 31, 2018.
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Agency and drivers’ union are calling for special legal protection for transit workers after a bus driver was shot and wounded. The recent incident was the 46th assault on a SEPTA employee this year.
Read More →Late-night and off-campus services appear to be the most popular among the systems surveyed. An increase in bus routes ran a close second. One university just unveiled a trolley service and another is planning a parking app.
Read More →The Sportworks Apex 3 offers the most compact, unobstructed layout of any three-bike transit rack.
Read More →The new e-bikes will work as "hybrids" that can be docked at stations but also locked to bike racks around the city.
Read More →The agency introduced the new on-demand transit zones as a replacement for fixed routes with low ridership and long wait times.
Read More →Many times, agencies feel they need to hire the least expensive consult team to help guard taxpayer money. My consultant contacts tell me this approach may violate state and federal laws.
Read More →City and state governments can intervene to encourage higher sharing of AVs and avoid a significant move away from mass transit systems.
Read More →The board approved awarding a $29-million contract to private ridesharing company RideCo Inc. to partner with Metro to operate the service, subject to resolution of any protests.
Read More →The project explicitly targets the busiest and longest route in the Cherriots system.
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