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Since some current ads are scheduled to run for several more months more, all buses won’t be ad-free until about April of next year.
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Based on this evaluation, the bureau also announced a one-year pilot program that will bring e-scooters back to Portland streets this spring.
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Policy could allow transportation companies to permanently ban any passengers who commit sexual assault or harassment on that transportation line.
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Effective immediately, subway conductors and bus drivers have been instructed to use gender-neutral language when communicating, such as "passengers," "riders," and "everyone."
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Solid policies — whether for employees or riders — are the backbone of any transportation agency’s operations.
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The move follows an extensive re-visioning process across the ITS America membership — which represent interests and expertise from private companies, leading public research, and academic institutions, as well as state and city DOT leaders.
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Since board approval in December, the staff received new information from the Los Angeles County Counsel’s Office saying corporate naming decisions by Metro could lead to free speech entanglements
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Although Ohio is an “Open Carry” state, a license is needed to carry a concealed weapon, however, only concealed weapons are allowed on motor vehicles, including buses.
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The transit agency’s proposed policy would allow more bars and restaurants to advertise on transit vehicles, which could be lucrative for the financially struggling bus agency.
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The proposed ban highlights debate over the use of cellphones in public spaces for work or leisure purposes, and the annoyance many feel at being roped into someone else’s conversation.
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