With a total of nine active service zones, the agency’s SmaRT Ride program ensures residents across Sacramento County have access to cleaner, more convenient, and cost-efficient transportation options.
Bus stops at two locations will feature new boarding areas, sidewalks, curb ramps, shelters, and solar lighting.
The adverse effects of COVID-19 on transit ridership have been felt across the country. Yet, as recovery is underway, BRT ridership is rebounding, and in many instances, rebounding faster than other modes.
According to the agency's 2020 Transit Service Performance Review, annual system-wide boardings were down 52% when compared to 2019.
New York’s MTA creates campaigns urging fans to take public transit to games, while L.A. Metro brings back its Dodger Stadium Express bus service.
The “When You’re Ready, We’re Ready!” campaign highlights CTA’s affordable and convenient service to encourage people to take transit.
Seating estimates featured on the new online tool are based on ridership data that the agency collects from a mix of sources, including Automatic Passenger Counting systems and assessments by SEPTA personnel and traffic checkers.
Mask usage in the system remains high, with more than 98% of customers wearing a mask when riding mass transit.
Service will resume on May 17, following last years' overnight reductions amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The agency is working on collecting data and feedback on the feasibility of its new Proterra zero-emissions battery-electric buses as it powers through the impacts of the pandemic.
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