ABQ Ride is Albuquerque‘s principal form of public transportation. It boards over 13-million passengers a year and logs a daily average of 160,000 passenger miles on its buses.
The following projects are opening in 2017:Heavy RailBay Area Rapid Transit extension to Warm Springs [http://www.bart.gov/about/projects/wsx#Schedule]Bay Area Rapid Transit extension...
The city of Albuquerque and the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) are launching an awareness campaign to get drivers ready for the new designated ART bus lane in the ART lanes...
Albuquerque Rapid Transit service has begun on the west side to the BioPark for River of Lights. Additionally, ART drivers are training throughout the entire ART service area....
The Albuquerque Rapid Transit team has launched a new app that is ready for download at both the iTunes store and the Google Play Store — search for ABQRide+.
In 2012, when Albuquerque, New Mexico was exploring the idea of operating a Bus Rapid Transit system, its officials visited Cleveland to ride and observe that city’s “HealthLine...
The Albuquerque Rapid Transit (ART) project team will begin heavy construction on October 17th within the construction corridor on Central Avenue from Coors Boulevard to Louisiana...
As part of the pre-construction work on the Albuquerque Rapid Transit (ART) Project, Bradbury Stamm Construction and its subcontractors will be providing pre-construction surveys...
ABQ Ride has launched new features; including if riders are making a connection to another route, they can simultaneously keep track of where the bus is.
ABQ Ride's Northwest Transit Center, located on the northwest corner of Ellison and Coors Bypass reopened Monday, July 25, 2016. That means buses will no longer need to pick up...