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September 7, 2022
Long a laggard, at long last RVA Bikeshare is set to expand its fleet and station locations throughout Richmond.
August 30, 2022
While some scooter providers have stepped away, the others remaining, as well as new providers, are ready and willing to step in, with enhanced guidance from city leaders on how to best serve riders.
August 27, 2022
Grey City reporter Lucas Freitag writes about the history and future of the Green Line train.
August 26, 2022
Grey City reporter Lucas Freitag writes about the history and future of the Green Line train.
June 22, 2022
Thanks to a $2 million dollar grant from Virginia’s Department of Rail and Public Transit, Richmond will be among the first cities in the state to install red bus-only lanes.
April 18, 2022
The Department of Rail and Public Transportation grant requires matching funds in order to maintain the program: roughly $1 million in the first year of the pilot, $3 million in the second, and $5 million in the final year before the region is on its own to keep Richmond’s fare-free transit going.
January 10, 2022
The Richmond City Council holds its first meetings of the year Monday, the city seeks feedback on a transportation planning document, and two townhome development plans advance in Chesterfield.
February 24, 2021
Mayor Stoney asks for public feedback on draft Equity Agenda Mayor Stoney By NBC12 Newsroom | February 23, 2021 at 6:21 PM EST - Updated February 23 at 6:21 PM RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney introduced the cityâs draft Equity Agenda on Tuesday and is now asking for public feedback. The document is meant to serve as a road map to a more âinclusive and thriving Richmond.â âThe Equity Agenda offers the cityâs definition of equity: the empowermen...
January 10, 2021
Richmond’s bike share expansion braked for pandemic but rolling again BizSense file) Two years after it got underway, a long-planned expansion of Richmond’s bike share program has been further prolonged by the effects of the pandemic — which has likewise shifted the program’s usage to a lower gear. But recent funding commitments from the city to keep the program going are providing a clearer road ahead to seeing the expansion through. Launched four years ago, RVA Bike Share has long bee...