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Amy Schlappi will work alongside current executive director, Patty Fink, until Fink’s retirement in July 2022.
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The past 16 months have left our heads spinning. From complete lockdown and isolation, to phased reopenings, to two summers now that have encouraged (and promoted) holiday travel to destinations throughout Europe, the mobility landscape we have learned to navigate in and around has been ever changing.
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Greg Slater will begin work on February 1, 2022.
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Not Alone is a national human trafficking awareness campaign designed to help people who are being trafficked recognize that there are resources for them to seek help.
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RTD said it is being challenged to provide service because of employees testing positive for COVID-19.
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In part two of our series, Keolis’ David Scorey highlights the impact of the largest-ever single investment in public transportation in the U.S.
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The reduced fares will take effect on January 1, 2022.
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These funds are intended to help transit agencies maintain service and jobs as communities continue to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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With everything going on today, public transport has been hit hardest. In fact, many of the major transport authorities around the world have reported up to a 95% reduction in users, which not only shows the magnitude of the problem we face today but puts the future of these businesses and services in uncertainty.
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He joins the JTA after serving as CEO for Rock Region METRO, the public transportation system serving the Little Rock and Central Arkansas region.
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