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A driver shortage has the Berkshire Regional Transit Authority struggling to keep routes running - Vimarsana News

A driver shortage has the Berkshire Regional Transit Authority struggling to keep routes running

The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority has redesigned its routes in the face of a bus driver shortage, causing temporary service losses. “Right now, we’ve got a lot of people standing

Need a ride and there's no bus, taxi or Uber? Three South County towns are poised to test 'on-demand' service, even on Sundays | Southern Berkshires - Vimarsana News

Need a ride and there's no bus, taxi or Uber? Three South County towns are poised to test 'on-demand' service, even on Sundays | Southern Berkshires

MassDOT has offered a $187,300 matching grant to Great Barrington, Stockbridge and Egremont for a test run of a one-year “micro-transit” pilot project. The three towns are getting on board

Great Barrington bus routes on chopping block amid budget squeeze, grant loss - Vimarsana News

Great Barrington bus routes on chopping block amid budget squeeze, grant loss

The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority is losing a grant, and Simon's Rock students and others might lose a loop that takes them downtown and back. The BRTA is proposing other

BRTA Seeking Public Input on FY23 Service Changes - Vimarsana News

BRTA Seeking Public Input on FY23 Service Changes

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Regional Transit Authority will be seeking public input on service changes for the fiscal 2023. These include timetable and bus schedule adjustments, route...

BRTA forced to cut service due to labor shortage - Vimarsana News

BRTA forced to cut service due to labor shortage

PITTSFIELD — Local public transit riders might need to find alternative transportation during weekdays. The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority announced Tuesday that a shortage of bus drivers has forced the BRTA to implement service cutbacks starting Sunday. A lack of qualified drivers available to operate the “B” buses will result in a reduction of fixed bus routes and paratransit service, BRTA officials said. Saturday schedules are not affected. BRTA Administrator Robert Malnati says the cutbacks are expected to last six to eight weeks, during which time the transit authori...