#public-transit

#public-transit

Most people think of New York City, and their wallets start to tremble. It's a city synonymous with sky-high prices-the kind of place where a single cocktail can cost you a small fortune and a hotel room requires a mortgage. It's easy to feel like you need to be a millionaire just to enjoy the city's vibrant energy. But what if I told you that this perception is just a half-truth?

A 54-year-old Richmond man remained in jail Tuesday following his arrest in what authorities said was a domestic violence attack Monday on the driver of an AC Transit bus. The driver of the bus suffered superficial cut wounds and went by ambulance to a hospital for treatment, authorities said. Contra Costa Sheriff's Office spokesperson Jimmy Lee in a statement said deputies arrested the suspect on suspicion of attempted murder and domestic violence following the 7:35 a.m. encounter outside the Richmond BART station on Nevin Street.

Let's Glow! BART Anime Festival is a community event featuring anime mascots, art, music, dance lessons, and various themed activities, aimed at engaging youth in public transit.

Starting Monday, 8,000 San Francisco city workers will return to the office for at least four days a week, part of a mandate from Mayor Daniel Lurie.

"It's not very expensive to operate," Reece Martin, a Toronto-based independent transportation planner, told Day 6 host Brent Bambury. "And frankly, they're not very expensive to build, either."

"The additional half-cent mass transit bailout would raise the rate to 10.25% if approved in 2026, affecting sales tax rates in Santa Clara County."

Sharmila Mukherjee presented findings indicating Austin's public transit recovery is 9% ahead of comparable metro areas, although ridership is still 20% below pre-pandemic levels.

The legislation addresses a critical gap in Federal transit safety regulations by establishing clear executive authority within public transit agencies for rider and operator safety.

Toulouse transportation authorities are set to open a new tram line (Ligne Aeroport) connecting Toulouse-Blagnac airport with the city, facilitating easier access to the airport.

TriMet is experiencing a significant fiscal crisis, forcing the public transit agency to cut service by 10 percent over the next two years, starting this fall.

Dublin Airport doesn't need it, Dublin Airport passengers won't use it - they're already well-served by buses.

"Congestion is a problem in the city. Nothing has as large an impact as better public transit." - Mayor Olivia Chow

The $7.7 billion project is scheduled to open in 2032, adding three new stations to the Q line. Two of them will be beneath Second Avenue at East 106th and 116th streets.

This proposal is the result of years of hard work - listening to riders, engaging community advocates, and doing the behind-the-scenes work to re-establish a long-overdue water link between Staten Island and Brooklyn.

The quirky ad at Powell Street BART station invites commuters to explore a transit personality test connected to Clipper cards and San Francisco's public transport.

MTA's experimental 'rush' bus routes aim to improve connectivity and speed for Queens residents by expediting trips from outskirts to transit hubs.

Congestion pricing has brought in over $219 million in revenue since its inception, contributing to its target of $500 million for transit improvements this year.