Steve Anderson is responsible for the development of “Reinventing Metro,” including planning and scheduling, as well as bus stop infrastructure.
Once veterans and military personnel sign up for the Metro Veterans Program and provide valid proof of veteran or active-duty status, they will receive a “tap and show” smart card.
The agency's Northside Transit Center will include eight boarding bays, designated park and ride spaces, wayfinding maps, and real-time electronic signs.
New safety features include more visible rear center brake lights and new side cornering lights to alert pedestrians when a bus is turning.
David Braun will develop and recommend programs, operating practices, employee development, and training to improve the overall customer experience of Metro’s fixed-route services.
Will oversee marketing and communications, customer relations, sales, external affairs, and government relations activities.
Top transit officials from Lexington, Ky., to Richmond, Va., provide their feedback.
The Oakely Transit Center will include enhanced transit shelters, streetscaping, wayfinding, a ticket vending machine and real-time information screens.
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.
The new design, name and logo are part of the recently announced naming rights sponsorship with Cincinnati Bell.
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