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From zero-emission buses to providing people opportunities for personal growth, the agency continues to weave its way into the fabric of the communities it serves while also remaining good environmental stewards.
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The agency earned APTA's award in the midsize category, with an annual ridership between four million and 20 million.
Read More →Way Ahead is a proactive response to growing ridership, changing demographics, and the evolving needs of customers.
Read More →The first two months of 2025 have seen exceptional service for Metro-North Railroad with an upward trajectory in both ridership and on-time performance, including a 100% on-time performance day across all three train lines earlier this month.
Read More →The Metro Affordable Transportation Connected Housing Program is part of a public-private partnership to loan money to developers to build more affordable housing within a half-mile of transit lines, which in turn could encourage more ridership.
Read More →Achievements include, significantly increased ridership and launch of the nation’s leading reduced-fare program.
Read More →The R6 will provide space for 20% more riders on the busiest bus corridor south of the Fraser River.
Read More →One of the largest trends over the past couple years in public transit has been implementing new strategies to increase ridership.
Read More →The agency’s electrified service is driving record ridership and satisfaction, even as the agency works to secure long-term funding for reliable Bay Area transit.
Read More →We talk about how escalating gas prices are favorably affecting ridership. Little is said about the other favorable fallout: how the flurry of ridership increases has pushed transit services beyond capacity, forcing agencies to bolster their fleets.
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