Bus stops are the physical gateways to economic opportunity in urban environments, connecting people to jobs, schools, and health care. But these bus shelters rarely transcend their ultra-utilitarian form, with more attention paid to durability than inspired functional design.
N.C.’s Greensboro Transit Agency partnered with several local, state, and national non-profit and government organizations to outfit one of its transit buses as a mobile resource center for America's Heroes.
President/CEO Joseph Mirabile talks about the decision to begin manufacturing the critically needed gear and how the community was coming together pack and distribute it to frontline workers.
The partnerships are providing area residents with access to essentials such as groceries and prescriptions.
The transportation service takes residents in need of transportation from their homes, to the State Fairgrounds where the testing occurs, and then back to their homes.
DART, working with MV Transportation and MyCity Transportation, will utilize six to eight vehicles to supply approximately 150 to 200 care packages per day
The agency will pinpoint challenges and opportunities using data, public input, and innovation to improve bus service.
Will be tasked with building a suite of products, including bus shelters, benches, and other outdoor street furniture.
Will begin exploring TOD concepts on eight vacant parcels acquired as part of the $280 million reconstruction of the 95th Street terminal.
Jose Lopez, 61, who hadn't seen his family in more than 24 years, made his way to New Jersey from Miami when was he was found.
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