Lancaster County has always been a hub. One of commerce, culture and diverse communities. But to stay connected, we need reliable public transit that meets the needs of a growing population and ...

In his Dec. 25 letter, James Blighton tells us “Public transit doesn’t add up.” Tell us something we don’t already know. It isn’t meant to. Like public schools, local police and fire departments and ...

Public transportation is important for those who do not drive. As a disabled person, increasing safety and availability of mass transportation is vital. The rapidly developing housing in Clark County ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. In Missouri alone, transit yields an overall economic impact of $4.05 billion annually. State legislators have been good about ...

Comprehensive transit fare reinstatement is wrong for Tucson. If we squander the zero-fare opportunity created by the pandemic, Tucson will not meet the dual challenges of equity and climate ...

Bloomberg View columnist Noah Smith in his April 11 op-ed reminds us of the cost-plus municipal decisions regarding rapid transit, while balancing the necessary subsidization of existing systems with ...

In response to Sherrylyn Young's May 4th op-ed claiming zero-fare transit fuels crime - suggesting burglars ride the bus to commit theft - let's be clear: this is a tired scare tactic. Public transit ...

Thanks to North Charleston Councilman Ron Brinson for elevating a solution to our city’s rapid transit challenges that was buried under “high/prohibitive cost alternatives.” Great cities are marked by ...