#public-transit

#public-transit

RABA expands partnership with Moovit to enhance multimodal travel options for riders in Redding, CA.

Streetsblog is releasing candidates' responses to traffic-related campaign questions with a grading system based on both promises and practical realities.

NJ Transit is preparing for a potential rail strike by encouraging remote work and implementing bus contingencies, impacting hundreds of thousands of daily commuters.

Five vehicles on Staten Island account for a significant number of speeding tickets, emphasizing the need for targeted policies.

Subway crime in NYC shows an overall downward trend despite recent spikes.

Enforcement of accessible parking rules at GO stations was not prioritized by Metrolinx, according to a former fare inspector.

Philadelphia's Zero-Fare pilot program aims to enhance access to transit for low-income residents, potentially influencing national transit subsidy movements.

VTA workers are back on the job but without a contract, complicating the situation for transit services.

Bay Area freeway traffic has significantly increased due to hybrid work schedules.

Ezra Klein advocates for cutting red tape to enhance Democratic fortunes through housing and transit improvements.

Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority's bus service resumed after a judge ended a two-and-a-half week strike, prompting relief among riders.

Michael Hursh's dual role as head of a new transit agency while consulting for AC Transit raises concerns about public funds and accountability.

SFMTA's proposed service cuts impact five Muni bus lines to save costs amid a financial deficit.