Across the system, service hours will increase to 97% of pre-pandemic levels, with ridership at approximately 80% to 85% compared to 2019.
In addition to faster commute times and increased frequency, the schedule also features simplified service patterns, a new train numbering system, and an expedited transfer at San Jose Diridon for South County riders.
With MCI’s new-coach market largely recovered, the company is bringing its sales team to full strength by promoting Steve Weiss and Eddie Moreno.
The plan, which required a monumental effort from NJ TRANSIT’s bus service planning staff in a very compressed timeframe, will provide customers of those routes with uninterrupted bus service.
Christopher Durand, interim CEO, asked RIPTA’s board to not act on the proposed service reductions at the April board meeting stating that the agency was aggressively working to recruit new drivers.
The changes to the bus schedules will be implemented as part of the agency’s scheduling process, whereby bus employees are able to “pick” their work assignments at designated times throughout the year.
The new service will launch in September 2023 in six cities with an initial fleet of 25 Teslas employing 60 companion drivers.
Under the new plan details, the operations team will implement a 15-day manual measurement interval with a path to progress to a longer measurement period in the future.
The TDS system enables Indian Trails to expand connections with almost 80 independent interlining bus companies nationwide.
Through 19 different procurements, $2.5 billion will be invested to enhance resiliency efforts to combat climate change and more.
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