The city’s new transit center could offer more than a waiting place for the bus, with a new parking lot and possibly offices, apartments or a hotel on the upper floors. The transit center could be built on Nevada and Pikes Peak avenues on a parking lot owned by NorwoodRead More →
NEW DELHI: Ukraine announced on Sunday it would hold talks with Russia on its border with Belarus, near the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, after a phone call between President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko . A statement from Zelenskyy said a delegation will meet with Russia for talks, withoutRead More →
(CNN) — Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and aviation bans are creating huge no-go zones in the skies, with major implications for long-haul carriers that normally ply the skies of Eastern Europe in route to Asia. All of this could have significant consequences for passengers, airlines and the cost of flyingRead More →
The reopening of the center comes as Pierce Transit continues its process of removing 214 bus stops by the end of March 2022. Editor’s Note: The video above About Pierce Transit plans to remove 10% of all the stops of its bus lines originally broadcast in October 2021. PUYALLUP, WashingtonRead More →
Details By Jenna Kunze February 24, 2022 The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration this week announced $8.75 million in competitive grant funding for rural tribal communities for improved public transport services. Funding comes from President Biden Bipartisan Infrastructure Actsigned into law in November 2021, which includes a totalRead More →
ABQ RIDE will completely transition from the current app, ABQRIDE+, to the Transit app starting April 1. Transit App provides passengers with a plan your trip feature, a transit companion to time a trip to and from the bus stop, and a live bus feature to let riders know whereRead More →
Content of the article Wallaceburg residents can voice their opinions on a new transit service that will operate within the community. Content of the article The Municipality of Chatham-Kent has launched a survey of www.letstalkchatham-kent.ca on the future urban transport service. A press release indicates that this public transport serviceRead More →
February 22, 2022 On April 1, ABQ RIDE will completely transition from the current app, ABQRIDE+, to the Transit app. Transit App provides passengers with a plan your trip feature, a transit companion to time your journey to and from the bus stop, and a live bus feature to letRead More →
CHARLOTTE (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – Charlotte area transit service operators say they want to see more safety on buses and at the Uptown Transit Center. After Ethan Rivera was shot and killed on the job, CATS drivers say it’s time to see leaders act to make public transport safer forRead More →
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Sarah Taylor, middle, with her son Theo and husband Sebastian, is a member of the Accessibility Advisory Committee which helps develop strategies for a barrier-free Clarington for people with disabilities. Over the past two years, government has taken on an important role in how we work, shop and enjoy life.Read More →
On Thursday, the Student Government Association (SGA) discussed presidential research, preliminary plans to help parents of students, and the need for a reminder and mask policy despite student complaints. From Paul affirmed they will continue to recommend KN95 and N95 masks and double masking. Cloth masks alone no longer meetRead More →
Fun long weekend in West K Photo: Pixabay There’s plenty of fun to be had in West Kelowna this Family Day long weekend, including scavenger hunts and free public skating. Municipal offices will be closed on Family Day, but arenas, aquatic center, parks, playgrounds and trails are open. Emergency andRead More →
Chaun Reynolds, 41, walks near his home in Imperial Beach on February 16, 2022. Reynolds uses public transportation but does not have a credit or debit card. / Photo by Adriana Heldiz Chaun Reynolds spent decades working as a cook in restaurants before injuring his back and ending up onRead More →
Seamless. That’s the overarching goal of a proposed new transit hub in downtown Hanford, according to Angie Dow, executive director of the Kings County Area Transit Agency (KCAPTA). “Transfers should be seamless – no more than five minutes,” Dow said. The primary goal is to provide Kings County residents withRead More →
Earlier this week, Austin, Texas-based Oracle, a provider of cloud applications and cloud platform services, introduced new features for its Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain & Manufacturing (SCM) offering, which connects shipper supply networks with an integrated suite of cloud-based business applications. Oracle officials said the updates affect subsets ofRead More →
By Gene Pereira Published on February 15, 2022 at 10:52 am Enjoy a family visit or craft at the Oakville Museum at Erchless Estate on Family Day. OAKVILLE TOWN PHOTO This Monday (February 21), families in Oakville and across Ontario will enjoy Family Day. A day with the family, inRead More →
The City of Calgary is replacing its trip planning app, leaving users without an official transit planning service for up to a month. Calgary Transit is replacing its current app with one that will allow people to plan trips on different modes, such as bikes, buses and car sharing. PeopleRead More →
By Mike Weilbacher Where Manayunk’s main street meets Roxborough’s Ridge Avenue is one of the most convoluted intersections in the entire city. Besides the Y-shaped meeting place of these two main roads, too many cars drive too fast to get to Lincoln Drive, Kelly Drive and City Avenue. It’s aRead More →
Five Westchester and Hudson Valley organizations have joined to push the New York State Legislature to pass bills that could help create more housing in many communities. The organizations are: the Building and Realty Institute of Westchester (BRI) and Mid-Hudson Region; the Westchester and Hudson Valley Building Industry Council; theRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Local News Transit riders at the Chinook CTrain station bus loop were photographed Sunday, January 16, 2022. Calgary Transit is adjusting some routes starting Monday. Photo by Gavin Young /Postmedia Content of the article Calgary Transit will adjust several routes starting Monday as part of a quarterly systemRead More →
Unifor says it plans to ‘intensify’ efforts to bring employers back to the bargaining table Since the Sea to Sky transit strike began on Jan. 29, Whistler resident Jimmy Cheng has settled into a regular routine. Every day, he sends a new email to local and provincial elected officials askingRead More →
Photo by ATXN. Cap Metro CEO/Executive Director ATP Randy Clarke Thursday February 10th, 2022 by Jo Clifton At least 165 community members participated Tuesday night in the first of two virtual meetings designed to gather feedback on the future of Austin’s Connect project, which is currently in the design phase.Read More →
Greensboro City Manager Tai Jaiyeoba held his first “Talk with Tai” listening session at the Smith Active Adult Center on Fairview Street on Tuesday, February 8 at 12:15 p.m. As with many similar events over the years, the media and city staff outnumbered the people who were there to speakRead More →
The Runway Artists London office team:(left to right) Dotun Bolaji, Heather Mosselson, Matt Hanner, (in front) Steve Backman, Amy Greig. Not pictured: Glasgow-based Craig Wylie. Independent booking agency Runway Artists has expanded its team with four new hires and launched a new live showcase event for the music industry, calledRead More →
The Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IBB) on Thursday announced new fares for its Istanbulkart, the city’s electronic public transport pass that covers all public vehicles, from buses and metros to ferries operating between the two sides of the Bosphorus. The fee increase, which has increased by 92% for certain pass types,Read More →
Construction of the Maryland Purple Line is scheduled to resume after the Maryland Public Works Board approved $3.4 billion for the construction of the 16-mile rail line, which is intended to carry passengers between Montgomery and Prince George counties. The construction hit a snag five years ago due to aRead More →
Colorado Springs welcomes its first tiki bar 53 minutes ago TSA warns spring break travelers of delays due to… 3 hours ago Fentanyl-related deaths are on the rise in El Paso County 4 hours ago Sarah becomes a referee 16 hours ago Notable Women: Suni Motley 1 day ago WhileRead More →
Entergy Arkansas reported that 4,038 customers across the state were without power in wintry weather just before 2:30 p.m. Friday. More than 73% of these outages were concentrated in two eastern Arkansas counties: Phillips County, with 2,188 outages, and Arkansas County, with 774 outages. Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas reports thatRead More →
The Black Girls Do Bike ride brought together around 2,000 bikers in June 2020. (Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) Hey alla! The arrival of February brings many important events, including Black History Month and the Winter Lights Festival. Below, our selection for this weekend. For even more ideas, check out our calendarRead More →
The Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IBB) on Thursday announced new fares for its Istanbulkart, the city’s electronic public transport pass that covers all public vehicles, from buses and metros to ferries operating between the two sides of the Bosphorus. The fee increase, which has increased by 92% for certain pass types,Read More →
DELAND – Volusia County Council is moving forward with a plan to sell naming rights to the beach approaches and has selected a consultant to start the process. At its meeting on Tuesday, the board unanimously selected the only company to respond to the request for proposals, the Ohio-based SuperlativeRead More →
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JANESVILLE, Wis. (WMTV) – The City of Janesville will improve accessibility, warmth and add amenities to its transit center thanks to a $1.5 million federal grant. Janesville Transit manager Rebecca Smith said the platforms were too narrow for people in wheelchairs and walkers. The city needs to widen the sidewalkRead More →
Mark McGowan AGAIN changes Western Australia border rules just weeks after banning the whole country from entering the state WA Premier Mark McGowan announced further changes to state borders Returning international students have until 11:59 p.m. Friday to arrive in WA Students planning to start a course in 2022 areRead More →