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The transit agency will handle the daily pickups, charging, and drop-offs of the scooters, said RTA CEO Mark Donaghy.
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Will pay daily cash rewards to sponsored U.S. residents who self-quarantine at home.
Read More →Funds will go toward training, passenger and baggage screening, facility improvement and more.
Read More →In support of Mayor David Miller’s Community Safety Plan, the TTC human resources department developed an outreach and recruitment plan whereby job opportunities were specifically allocated for youth in the priority neighborhoods.
Read More →Greg Gallup was named chair, with new and returning members to the board including Jeff Arensdorf, Jonathan Moody, and Peter Borowsky.
Read More →The fueling station will service City of Columbus vehicles, with additional access available to the public. It will share compression infrastructure with COTA’s existing CNG fueling station, built in 2013.
Read More →The company is delivering its Series-ER system with a higher capacity battery to help Massachusetts reduce emissions and noise pollution on its transit bus routes.
Read More →The order for 113 Multilevel III passenger vehicles, the largest order for railcars in recent years by NJ TRANSIT, will allow the agency to replace the oldest railcars in its fleet.
Read More →The fare changes were developed as part of RTD’s systemwide fare study and equity analysis.
Read More →After receiving a $4.2 million fleet replacement grant, the Texoma Area Paratransit System announced plans to increase its number of buses from 94 to more than 120, and is working with veterans groups to set up a route that would serve them.
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