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The two-year contract, which goes into effect May 17, 2012, also includes operation of the Downtown Loop circulator service, development of a seamless regional fare system, and management of the Special Services Office that sells fare products and evaluates applicants for the city’s Economy Fare Program.
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The Sacramento Regional Transit District (RTD) reduced its daily student fare following several articles in the Sacramento Bee deeming the fares too high.
Read More →In June, the board began considering how to use the surplus and proposed using about half, or $2.3 million, for a short-term fare reduction. The two fare reduction options that are under consideration were cutting fares by 3 percent for four months, or by 5 percent for three months.
Read More →Officials point to simplified fare system, high gas prices.
Read More →In an effort to reduce ozone pollution, several transit agencies are offering free or reduced fare rides to residents.
Read More →The $740,000 will be used to improve safety, security and fare compliance at the Gresham Central MAX station and stations along the Eastside MAX line.
Read More →Balanced without fare increases or service reductions.
Read More →With evolving fare collection systems in transit and acceptance of contactless technology for use in student ID cards, integration is becoming easier.
Read More →Agency seeks marketing partner to address first mile/last mile challenges, while raising non-fare revenue.
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