Asheville Considers Bus Service Overhaul: Increased Frequency vs. Route Reductions
The city of Asheville is seeking public input on a proposed transit plan that could lead to more frequent service on key…
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Glacier National Park Shifts Away from Reservations, Focuses on Expanded Shuttle System
Glacier National Park is phasing out its vehicle reservation system, opting instead to enhance its shuttle network and implement new parking restrictions,…
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Culver City Opens Key Bus and Bike Lanes on Washington and Adams
The Move Culver City Eastern Segment project enhances active transport infrastructure, connecting crucial bikeway networks and improving safety for cyclists and bus…
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Seattle’s Trailhead Direct Service Returns with Weekend Shuttle Routes to Popular Hiking Spots
King County Metro launches its 2026 Trailhead Direct season, offering weekend shuttle services from light rail stations to Eastside trailheads, funded in…
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BUILD America 250 Act: Critiques Emerge Over Transit Funding Cuts and Maintenance Priorities
A new transportation bill, the BUILD America 250 Act, faces scrutiny for its reduced allocations to transit and rail, and a perceived…
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Chicago Transit Authority Faces Scrutiny Over Leadership and Safety Initiatives
A recent op-ed in the Tribune advocates for the permanent appointment of Leerhsen as CTA President, while the transit agency addresses safety…
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Keolis Expands US Transit Operations with California Contract
French transport firm Keolis has secured a new contract to operate transit services in California, marking its fifth US contract and increasing…
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Austin’s Project Connect Shrinks Dramatically in Scope, Increases Cost
A major light rail initiative in Austin, Texas, initially approved by voters in 2020, has been significantly scaled back and is now…
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North Carolina Triangle Transit Ridership Surges 32% in April
The GoTriangle transit system saw a significant increase in passenger numbers last month, with officials pointing to rising fuel costs as a…
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MBTA Considers Eminent Domain to Pedestrianise Boston Streets for World Cup
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) is prepared to use eminent domain to pedestrianise key areas around South Station in Boston during…
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