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There are more than 25 active construction sites in California’s Central Valley, with the authority having environmentally cleared 422 miles of the high-speed rail program from the Bay Area to the Los Angeles Basin.
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The Metropolitan Council, which operates the service, expects the number of rides will climb to 2.9 million by 2020, about double what it was in 2010.
Read More →The order directs state agencies to streamline transit project delivery, improve coordination, and expand access to bus and passenger rail services across California.
Read More →The agency has so far revamped its fleet with 210 new buses, created task forces to focus on areas such as on-time performance, reducing accidents and decreasing road calls. Additionally, it’s long-awaited East Bay BRT project is making headway.
Read More →The Renton Transit Center project will relocate and rebuild the Renton Transit Center to better serve the regional Stride S1 line, local King County Metro services, and the future RapidRide I Line.
Read More →The MTA introduced two major changes: upgrading its curb-to-curb service to door-to-door service and greater enforcement of its no-show policy.
Read More →The new contractors will be responsible for employing the drivers, performing the maintenance of the buses, and other related services.
Read More →These workers have inadequate access to public transit services, which can prevent some from accessing better job opportunities.
Read More →To better serve customers, agencies are revamping services and offering more mobility options, including bike-share, ride-share, microtransit, and more.
Read More →MV Transportation will be responsible for operations, dispatch, scheduling, maintenance, and customer service.
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