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COVID-19 has made it clear that handling cash and touching equipment — like turnstiles or fare vending machines — to board, could make transit less attractive through the risk of infection.
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The COMET's executive director joins Alex Roman on the latest episode of METROspectives.
Read More →His public transportation career spanned nearly five decades and comprised two distinguished halves in the public and private sector.
Read More →he staff reductions include union and non-union employees. In addition, executive staff have voluntarily reduced their salaries.
Read More →Most charter and tour companies have closed their doors, commuter operations have mostly stopped running, and scheduled service operations are operating at approximately 15% of capacity.
Read More →The approved grants were awarded through a competitive process, with selection based on criteria such as successfully leveraging the federal funds with private partnerships.
Read More →Other planned service modifications, such as bus stop changes, will also be postponed.
Read More →Both the House Ways and Means Committee Chairman and the T&I Committee Chairman requested Steven Mnuchin and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell consider providing at least $5 billion.
Read More →Meals on Wheels of Metro Tulsa has provided support for seniors to enhance their independence and health in the area for over 50 years.
Read More →The COVID-19 outbreak has cities and transit agencies scrambling to provide new forms of transportation for essential staff and emergency services.
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