In an effort to increase ridership, BART partnered with NBA All-Star Weekend on Feb. 14 to 16, providing prizes and access to ...

The threats of defunding are especially alarming for cities like San Francisco, where services such as Bay Area Rapid Transit ...

Law enforcement agencies throughout the Bay Area were ramping up for increased numbers of visitors as the NBA will be hosting ...

Rochester’s transit history, from the iconic subway to the unrealized RACE high-speed rail, and how RTS reshaped public ...

IndyGo is hosting a series of public information meetings starting next week to prepare for the construction of the Blue Line ...

The agency is transforming entrances at Civic Center Station and Embarcadero Station to create better customer experience and ...

THE Cebu City Council has approved the acquisition of P58 million worth of additional lots for the Road Right of Way (RROW) initiative, which will facilitate th ...

Rogers Creek Fault is Waiting By David Bolling With the nation’s focus on the catastrophic wildfires in Los Angeles, the last ...

Metro Transit currently has about 270 video screens operating across the bus system with the ability to switch to “dark mode.” That will become the norm as new rapid lines open and older signs, like ...

There’s a new draft plan under way in Saanich to bring 12- to 18-storey towers to major intersections and six-storey buildings to side streets, as well as ways to accommodate rapid transit ...

Passengers will no longer use paper tickets on Rapid Transit Buses. Instead, all commuters must pay fares using smart cards, which are already available at major bus stations.

Western New York is set to see improvements in public transit with the introduction of a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project on Bailey Avenue, funded by federal and New York State resources.