In addition to the $1.5 million The COMET will receive from the contract, it is estimated that close to a million passenger trips will be added to The COMET transit system and the Columbia Urbanized Area, as well as an additional 250,000 revenue vehicle miles.
METRO’s Managing Editor Alex Roman recently spoke to The COMET’s Executive Director/CEO John Andoh for a new podcast called METROspectives.
The new contractors will be responsible for employing the drivers, performing the maintenance of the buses, and other related services.
The COMET's executive director joins Alex Roman on the latest episode of METROspectives.
Recently, media outlets in Boston were all atwitter when Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker was spotted riding the T.
METRO asked some of the top execs in the nation what they are implementing to enhance services.
Will be tasked with building a suite of products, including bus shelters, benches, and other outdoor street furniture.
The blend is legally classified as a diesel fuel, which eliminates any operational or potential warranty concerns users may have.
Ride-hailing companies are fast becoming key partners in quest to offer transit customers more options in hopes of improving both ridership and connectivity.
Funds will be allocated to Blue Bike as a pilot to provide a “first mile, last mile” connection for The COMET riders in downtown.