In the realm of transit, connectivity serves as the lifeline between communities and modes of transportation. Yet, there’s a second transformative connectivity concept that deserves attention — the Single Source of Connectivity.
The six-month pilot project will enable NCDOT and the university’s faculty, staff, and students to research and evaluate the vehicle and service in a real-world, campus environment.
The state-funded program, which expanded by one month this year, provided access to all RTD’s services during the months of July and August at no cost.
The agency’s new budget will fund an equitable service plan that improves transit service frequency for Metro riders.
The Equity Information Hub is a website that provides data and resources necessary to identify and reduce racial, socioeconomic, and gender barriers.
With over one hundred million annual riders on its buses and rail system, WMATA plays a critical role in both the National Capital Region and the broader northeast corridor.
From enhancing technology to improving accessibility to fine-tuning the services they provide, three transit agencies discuss how they are trying to create the best customer experience possible.
The report reflects the priorities of NVTC jurisdictions for the operations and maintenance of the Metro system.
Strive will collaborate with local community-based organizations to offer a trauma-informed and rider assistance solution.
The state-of-the-art touchscreens help customers more easily plan their trips and have access to live transit information while travelling on the system.
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