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For WMATA to make the biggest impact, it should think beyond just Metrorail - Vimarsana News

For WMATA to make the biggest impact, it should think beyond just Metrorail

Back in August, we covered the possibility of a Blue Line Loop that would run in a ring around the region. Pretty cool, but also pretty pricey: $35 billion, to be exact. What if WMATA broke off some of that money for MARC and VRE?

Source: ggwash.org
State grant bolsters bus stop upgrades for Santa Cruz Metro - Vimarsana News

State grant bolsters bus stop upgrades for Santa Cruz Metro

The funds will be used to install 23 bus shelters, 23 bus benches and 18 trash cans concentrated within Metro's South County service area along the Watsonville-Santa Cruz transit corridor.

Hot enough for ya? Metro's mystery buildings & other ways to keep riders cool – Greater Greater Washington - Vimarsana News

Hot enough for ya? Metro's mystery buildings & other ways to keep riders cool – Greater Greater Washington

Washington area riders are suffering from record-breaking heat. We bring you a timely explainer about how Metro tries to keep riders cool, and how the system may evolve.

Source: ggwash.org
Linden joins county water system - Vimarsana News

Linden joins county water system

Linden — On Monday, Oct. 24, Linden City Council voted 5-1 to join the Genesee County water system.

Events: Join Friends of the DC Streetcar for a candidate forum - Vimarsana News

Events: Join Friends of the DC Streetcar for a candidate forum

Attend an at-large DC Council candidate forum hosted by Friends of the DC Streetcar. Learn how planners are prioritizing equity in transit-oriented development. Weigh in on plans to improve bus, pedestrian, and cyclist access on US-29. 

Source: ggwash.org