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Sterling Heights is on the verge of a transportation breakthrough that could connect residents to downtown Detroit and beyond—will we seize this opportunity to preserve our future?

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Sterling Heights hears pitch to preserve Conrail corridor for future passenger rail
Council heard a staff presentation and union endorsements for studying passenger rail service on a Conrail corridor linking Sterling Heights to Detroit and regional destinations; staff urged preserving the right-of-way and forming a multi-jurisdictional study team.
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November 8, 2026 at 9:57 PM
Cobb County just launched a new microtransit service that connects key destinations like Downtown Acworth and KSU for just $2.50 a trip—it's a game-changer for local commuters!

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Cobb County launches North Cobb microtransit zone to link Acworth, Kennesaw and KSU
Cobb County officials and transit operator Via marked the start of a new North Cobb microtransit zone, which officials said will provide curb-to-curb trips to Downtown Acworth, Downtown Kennesaw and Kennesaw State University for $2.50 per trip; schedule details in the transcript are ambiguous and should be confirmed with Cobb DOT.
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November 2, 2026 at 6:01 AM
Maple One CONNECTING UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES 🇨🇦
Because transportation should not depend on where you live.
MAPLE ONE One Journey. One App. Endless Connections.
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October 31, 2026 at 12:33 PM
Maple One CONNECTING UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES 🇨🇦
Because transportation should not depend on where you live.
MAPLE ONE One Journey. One App. Endless Connections.
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October 31, 2026 at 12:33 PM
The school board has officially approved the addition of new bus and van drivers for the upcoming 2026-27 year, ensuring safer and more reliable transportation for students!

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Board approves additional contracted bus and van drivers for 2026-27
The board approved transportation agenda items to add contracted bus and van drivers for the 2026-27 school year after a motion and roll-call vote.
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November 1, 2026 at 8:48 AM
Transportation director Kelly Austin announced a remarkable 97% pass rate on fleet inspections and a 12% surge in ridership assignments, highlighting both progress and ongoing driver recruitment challenges.

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Transportation director reports inspections passed, 12% increase in ridership assignments and driver shortages
Transportation director Kelly Austin told the board the district passed fleet inspections (97%+ pass rate) and reported ridership assignments rose from 1,836 to 2,056 (about a 12% increase). She cited ongoing driver recruitment challenges and said one new candidate needs schedule alignment before training.
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November 1, 2026 at 12:05 PM
Tolleson's microtransit program is thriving with over 50,000 rides, but city officials warn that future funding for fixed routes may be at risk.

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Tolleson's microtransit logs 50,000 rides; officials warn future funding may be at risk
City Manager Medrano and staff highlighted Tolleson's microtransit program (more than 50,000 rides to date) as a successful local service but cautioned that future fixed-route funding is uncertain and council may need to prioritize routes next year.
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October 29, 2026 at 1:51 AM
RedLINK has already connected over 20,000 riders in just a few months, sparking discussions on expanding this no-cost shuttle service in Redmond!

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RedLINK has 20,000 rides since March; council asks staff to explore expansion options and funding partners
Staff said RedLINK, a no-cost last-mile service, has logged over 20,000 passengers since launch; council asked for options to expand the service area, potential private and tourism funding partners, and more data after the pilot27s first year.
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October 25, 2026 at 5:06 PM
KCATA plans to maintain North Kansas City's flex service hours while exploring options to expand and restore rider notifications—what's next for local transit?

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KCATA seeks to keep North Kansas City flex service at current hours; council asks for costs to expand and restore an app
KCATA proposed continuing the North Kansas City flex service at 8 a.m.–4 p.m. with scheduled RedX trips and estimated the city's 2027 share at about $152,833; council members asked for detailed cost estimates if hours expand to 6 a.m.–6 p.m. and for options to restore rider notifications after the app sunset.
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October 25, 2026 at 6:46 PM
Carlsbad's ambitious plan to lower village railroad tracks just received a $20 million boost, paving the way for a safer and more mobile future!

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Carlsbad cites $20 million federal boost as railroad-lowering project moves into feasibility phase
Council member Burkholder told the Senior Commission that SANDAG leads a multi-billion project to lower village railroad tracks and that Rep. Mike Levin secured an additional $20,000,000 to fund the next feasibility and environmental phase.
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October 24, 2026 at 5:20 PM
Waconia City Council just voted to set new speed limits aimed at enhancing safety and consistency on major roads, including a reduction to 30 mph on Main Street!

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Waconia adopts speed‑limit policy for major nonresidential roads; Main Street set at 30 mph
Council adopted a draft policy guiding speed limits on nonresidential major roadways, recommending Main Street be signed at 30 mph and certain Parkway segments at 45 mph, with implementation to include signage, outreach and enforcement coordination with the Sheriff's Office (Res. 2026‑244).
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October 21, 2026 at 1:58 PM
Transit services just got a major upgrade with a new app that simplifies access and a free pass program for students—exciting changes are on the horizon!

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Transit district consolidates apps, expands student free-pass program
The regional transit district reported consolidation to a single app for demand‑response and ADA services, progress installing bus stops and amenities assessments, and a new state-funded program providing free monthly passes for students on select routes in East Hampton, Middletown and Clinton.
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October 19, 2026 at 3:45 AM
Big changes are coming to local roads and bike lanes in Utah, as the TAC just approved funding to cover cost increases for vital infrastructure projects!

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TAC unanimously approves five TIP funding modifications for local bike, pedestrian and roadway projects
The WFRC Technical Advisory Committee voted unanimously to approve five Transportation Improvement Program modifications that shift additional federal TAP/STP funding to projects in Taylorsville, West Valley, Murray, Holiday City, White City and Kearns after final design cost increases.
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October 18, 2026 at 6:49 PM
Martin County's vital "Marty" transit service was abruptly halted, but officials are racing against the clock to secure a new operator and restore rides for the community.

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Martin County says private vendor halted 'Marty' bus service; staff move to secure replacement
Martin County staff told podcast listeners that the private operator for the "Marty" paratransit service abruptly stopped operating last week. Staff said United Way is providing interim rides and the board authorized negotiations with MTM Transit to restore service, with a tentative aim to resume within weeks.
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October 18, 2026 at 8:42 AM
Iowa City is committed to preserving fare-free transit, but the council is now seeking sustainable funding solutions to keep the service thriving!

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Council keeps fare‑free transit goal but asks staff to identify sustained revenue
Council reaffirmed support for the fare‑free transit policy and asked staff to craft a funding strategy — exploring dedicated revenue, route efficiencies, or targeted service adjustments — with a proposed deep‑dive work session next spring.
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October 17, 2026 at 12:41 PM
AC Transit is facing a staggering $200 million deficit that could lead to significant service cuts and job losses—unless a crucial regional ballot measure passes this November.

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AC Transit warns Piedmont board that service cuts and layoffs loom without regional funding
AC Transit officials told the Piedmont school board the agency faces a roughly $200 million four‑year shortfall and could cut up to 16% of service and about 300 jobs unless a regional ballot measure (SB 63 / Connect Bay Area / RTM) secures new revenue in November.
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October 16, 2026 at 6:08 PM
Millington is gearing up to launch a new on-demand microtransit service just in time for Thanksgiving, but city leaders have tabled the plan for further review amid concerns over funding and logistics.

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Millington microtransit plan tabled 30 days while aldermen review contract
City leaders heard a regional microtransit proposal that would provide on‑demand, ADA‑compliant van service inside city limits for a $2 one‑way fare; after questions about funding, fuel, insurance and contract terms the board voted to table the agreement for 30 days.
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October 15, 2026 at 6:38 PM
BART and County Connection are sounding the alarm: despite a ridership rebound, looming budget shortfalls could lead to drastic service cuts and fare hikes.

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BART, County Connection tell Walnut Creek council ridership rebound but warn of a fiscal 'cliff'
BART and County Connection briefed council on ridership gains and large operating shortfalls. BART warned of possible service reductions and fare increases under an "alternative service plan"; County Connection said it faces a $6.5 million annual gap without new revenues.
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October 12, 2026 at 5:35 PM
Socorro City Council just made a game-changing decision, allowing for the purchase of up to six new microtransit vehicles after discovering lower costs than expected!

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Council updates AFA to allow purchase of more microtransit vehicles after lower quotes
City staff removed a hard vehicle-count in the advanced funding agreement for the Socorro microtransit project after quotes showed lower prices, allowing the city to purchase up to five or six vehicles instead of the original four.
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October 12, 2026 at 8:08 AM
August saw a 3% rise in fixed-route ridership, as the city gears up to take over county transport services—what changes are on the horizon?

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RTS reports modest ridership gains; city to take over county CTC role as MV contract ends
DOT reported a 3% year-over-year increase for August fixed-route ridership; Brian Singleton said MV's termination is effective end of November and the city will consider a resolution to assume the CTC role with service changes starting Dec. 1.
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October 6, 2026 at 3:41 PM
Tualatin is taking the lead on a groundbreaking $160,000 transit study with three neighboring cities to revolutionize regional transportation!

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Tualatin to lead $160,000 subregional transit study with Lake Oswego, Sherwood and West Linn
Council authorized an intergovernmental agreement for a subregional transit service study (Nelson Nygaard selected) estimated at $160,000; each city will pay about $40,000 and TriMet agreed to provide data support.
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October 5, 2026 at 2:16 AM
Hampton Roads Transit plans to cut Sunday service on Routes 102 and 111 due to low ridership, impacting a small number of passengers but saving significant service hours.

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Hampton Roads Transit proposes ending Sunday service on two low‑ridership routes
Hampton Roads Transit told the council its proposed FY21 Transportation Service Plan would eliminate Sunday service on Routes 102 and 111 because both fell under productivity thresholds; HRT estimated the changes would save service hours but would affect a modest number of riders on Sundays.
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October 1, 2026 at 12:48 AM
With transportation routes nearing capacity and a budget of $135,000, the board is weighing options for a new bus that could change the game for students in Washington.

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Board discusses buying a bus as routes near capacity; transportation reserve about $135,000
Board members and staff debated options to relieve crowded routes—buying a new bus, using surplus vehicles, or acquiring a van—after staff reported the district’s transportation reserve is roughly $135,000 and projected additional year-end funds of about $40,000.
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September 30, 2026 at 9:53 AM