Alt. Mobility | Mass Transit

Regional solicitation funding supports Twin Cities bicycle network

More than 60 new miles of bikeways have been added to the Minneapolis-St. Paul Regional Bicycle Transportation Network through the Regional Solicitation funding, either as stand-alone trail projects or as part of roadway projects.

NJ: Bayonne plans to finalize lease for ferry terminal in February

CCRTA introduces autonomous shuttle at A&M-Corpus Christi event

SacRT expands microtransit service to six additional communities

Researchers evaluated six months of data from a pilot project in a low-density, car-dependent area of the city of Waterloo with infrequent bus service and low transit ridership rates.

Is ridesharing the secret to boosting suburban transit usage?

Regional solicitation funding supports Twin Cities bicycle network

NJ: Bayonne plans to finalize lease for ferry terminal in February

CCRTA introduces autonomous shuttle at A&M-Corpus Christi event

SacRT expands microtransit service to six additional communities

UAE: The road ahead for mobility is electric and autonomous

In a time marked with rising concerns about global warming and increased pressure on reducing emissions, the future of mobility can be nothing but sustainable and autonomous.

A Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) line 2 bus approaches the High and Broad Street bus shelter on July 16, 2014.

OH: Employee raises, increased routes in 2020 COTA budget

COTA's 2020 budget includes money to expand its microtransit service for job hubs in three more areas, plus to increase the frequency of service on the CMAX line on Cleveland Avenue and the No. 2 line on southbound North High Street in the morning.

Laketran prioritizes Dial-a-Ride improvements after passing levy

Laketran is adding 12 full-time and nine part-time drivers to add 35,000 hours of service in 2020.

King County Metro will conclude Ride2 pilot programs in West Seattle and Eastgate

The on-demand shuttle services will end service just past the one-year pilot timeframes, with Via to Transit to continue.

OH: Cleveland-Pittsburgh-Chicago Hyperloop study advocating prep work is released

Proponents of a high-speed hyperloop line connecting Cleveland to Pittsburgh and Chicago released a feasibility study Monday that recommends quickly performing an environmental analysis that could lead to construction by 2023.

Inside Virgin Hyperloop One's test track.

TX: This isn't science fiction — Hyperloop is an option for mass transit through Texas

How feasible is a 700 mph Hyperloop that would send people in a near-vacuum tube from Laredo to Fort Worth in 48 minutes? Engineers think pretty feasible.

TARTA and partners launch vanpool program

The program works with local employers to provide a vanpool option for employees to commute to work.

Charge extends its electric fueling stations across the U.S. and Europe

Charge will continue to build a network of electric charging, storage and service stations for micromobility.

SFMTA completes Octavia Open Street Project in Hayes Valley

The project redesigned a portion of Octavia Street to become a public space for the community to enjoy.

CATS and CDOT launch shared bus-bike lane pilot and floating bus stop platform pilot

The pilot aims to improve travel times, reliability and safety for bus riders and cyclists.

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IndyGo Board of Directors authorizes $300,000 to fund two mobility pilots anticipated to launch in 2020

MLK Center and Briometrix will receive funding to provide first-and-last-mile connections and to update the sidewalk infrastructure along the Red Line BRT route to be wheelchair accessible.

NJ: Ferry service on the Hackensack, Passaic rivers? Hudson County exploring possibility

Hudson County is exploring the possibility of creating ferry service to points along the Hackensack and Passaic rivers, according to a request-for-proposal (RFP) made public Friday.

SacRT to offer free rides on light rail to JUMP Bike users

Free rides are available the week of Dec. 9.

New partnership gets travelers from train to plane at the Ontario International Airport from four Metrolink stations with sponsored Lyft rides

SBCTA is providing $396,000 to fund the pilot program to increase public transportation ridership servicing ONT.