Omaha Metro

The program, Jaypass, will allow students, faculty and staff to ride any Omaha Metro or ORBT bus, on any route, for free using their Creighton ID card.

This move opens the door for Omaha Metro to take its public transportation services beyond Omaha’s city limits.

The pilot program provides free bus, MOBY and ORBT rides for all kindergarten through 12th grade students in Omaha and surrounding area during regular service hours.

The 40-foot New Flyer electric buses began service March 29.

With Umo, riders can board and manage accounts with a mobile app, or board with Umo smart cards and manage accounts online.

With Umo, riders will board and manage accounts with a mobile app, or board with Umo smart cards and manage accounts online.

The region will benefit from enhanced transit along the 24th Street corridor by providing fast, reliable, safe and frequent service with enhanced amenities along a line that connects...

The yearlong effort will consider improvements to existing routes, new service types, potential service expansion and more.

The BRT line began service Nov. 18 and will provide a fast, reliable transit connection along one of Omaha’s most well-traveled corridors.

Bus and MOBY paratransit services were fare-free for Election Day to help ensure that transportation was not a barrier to vote.

Omaha Metro’s ORBT, Florida’s Tri-Rail and L.A. Metro’s Metro Micro pilot all notched significant ridership increases that the agencies say demonstrate the value of new and streamlined...

How Omaha Metro Transit’s ORBT became the new backbone for the system.