Metro Transit says removing ads from outside of buses, trains won't affect service quality
Metro Transit recently announced it will be removing ads from the outside of buses, trains and vans.
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Metro Transit recently announced it will be removing ads from the outside of buses, trains and vans.
Metro Transit for aesthetic reasons is ending its decades-long practice of running ads on the exterior of its buses and MetroLink cars. The agency will lose as much as $1.5
Of the many failings of the St. Louis County Council, one of the worst is not ensuring the hundreds of millions of dollars it appropriates for Metro transit, which is
MetroLink announced it will implement a new operating plan on Monday, December 4, which will include periods of two-car service, single-car service and single-car boarding.
After a 2-month testing period, MetroLink trains on Monday will begin running single-car service on weekends and after 8 p.m. on weeknights. Exceptions will be made when needed, such as