
The agency earned APTA's award in the midsize category, with an annual ridership between four million and 20 million.
The agency earned APTA's award in the midsize category, with an annual ridership between four million and 20 million.
The plan introduces three new services: a commuter service — the 10 Commuter Link; microtransit known as SunRide; and Route 1X the first east-to-west express line.
The new program, called Metro Micro, will provide Metro-operated on-demand shared ride service using vehicles that hold up to 10 passengers.
COTA//Plus Bus On-Demand transports multiple customers who hail a transit vehicle at the nearest transit stop through the COTA//Plus app.
Crossroads Connect will help close the first-, last-mile transportation gap in the underserved service zone by linking passengers to Bellevue’s Rapid B line as well as other King County Metro buses.
DRT’s microtransit project encompasses over 30 on-demand transit zones, including urban and more rural areas.
The Sacramento Regional Transit District’s fare-free transit program has been extended through September 30, 2021.
The $400-billion plan lays out a 30-year transportation blueprint for bringing about a more mobile and sustainable future.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, SacRT’s SmaRT Ride has experienced steady growth this summer, with July showing the highest ridership month to date, providing approximately 12,200 rides.
Customers in Westerville can use COTA//Plus to travel in the 16-square-mile defined zone or use the service to connect to COTA Lines 102 and CMAX.