STAR Transit, a regional public transit agency in Terrell, Texas, is now providing convenient connections to the State Fair of Texas. Passengers benefit from access to multiple DART stations, making travel to Fair Park simpler than ever.
Beginning Sept. 28, Jefferson Lines will take the reins of key intercity bus routes across Iowa recently operated by Burlington Trailways. This move ensures continued and uninterrupted transit for travelers who rely on these essential connections.
Seventeen Staten Island Ferry engineers each earned more than $1 million in 2024, illustrating how a service that comes at no charge to passengers can carry a heavy price for taxpayers. In total, these salaries amount to $23.1 million.
Philadelphia’s transit authority, SEPTA, is trimming services to cope with surging costs and dwindling ridership. Experts warn that these cuts could foreshadow a nationwide trend if other U.S. agencies face similar economic pressures.
A proposed light rail extension into Amherst may not move forward unless the University at Buffalo decides to discontinue its existing student bus service. According to the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority (NFTA), the rail line “really doesn’t” work if the university maintains its fleet.
The North Coast is revolutionizing its public transit, offering bus riders more options, shorter journeys, and a greener way to travel. These innovations promise the best possible transit experience while reducing the region’s carbon footprint.
