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Open Plains Transit Announces New Services During Nebraska Public Transit Week 2024 - Vimarsana News

Open Plains Transit Announces New Services During Nebraska Public Transit Week 2024

Nebraska Public Transit Week (NPTW), proclaimed as April 21-27, by Governor Jim Pillen, aims to highlight the pivotal role of public transit in fostering accessibility, sustainability, and community connectivity across

Daily News Brief | April 22, 2024 - Vimarsana News

Daily News Brief | April 22, 2024

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MTA offering free rides by bus, light rail, MARC and subway for Earth Day - Vimarsana News

MTA offering free rides by bus, light rail, MARC and subway for Earth Day

Maryland Transit Administration is offering free trips for commuters on Monday to celebrate Earth Day. For Free Transit Day, people can travel by bus, light rail, metro subway, MARC train and commuter bus without paying a fare. Mobility will also be free.Travelers can use the Transit app to plan their trip ahead of time. “Earth Day serves as a powerful reminder of the urgent need to protect ...

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US government gives Amtrak nearly $200m for Northeast Corridor and Gulf Coast improvements - Vimarsana News

US government gives Amtrak nearly $200m for Northeast Corridor and Gulf Coast improvements

The USA's federal government has awarded rail operator Amtrak and its partners nearly $200 million to support four projects in the Northeast Corridor.

Report shows RTA ridership still lagging - Vimarsana News

Report shows RTA ridership still lagging

BOSTON -- Despite free fare programs, ridership on the state's 15 regional transit authorities is still down from pre-pandemic levels, according to a new report.