Cape Girardeau County Transit Seeks Executive Director
Cape Girardeau County Transit Authority is seeking a new Executive Director responsible for the agency’s leadership and operations.
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City of St. Louis Introduces Ballot Measure to Redirect 2017 Sales Tax Revenue to BRT
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In September 2025, the Bi-State Development’s Board of Commissioners approved a shift from light rail to evaluating the feasibility of Bus Rapid Transit… Read the rest
Upcoming MoDOT Transit Reporting; Call for Projects
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is requesting certain reporting from transit providers, in addition to announcing an upcoming call for projects.… Read the rest
FTA to Host Webinar on Transit Worker Fatigue; Creation of Fatigue Risk Management Programs
Fatigue is a serious safety risk in transit operations. To address this issue, FTA will host a webinar on July 22, 2026, at 1:00 PM Central Time to discuss fatigue and specifically… Read the rest
Every Dollar Matters to Missouri Transit
Letter to the Editor, St. Louis Post Dispatch, July 5, 2026
Governor Mike Kehoe signed the FY27 state operating and capital budget bills, after several volatile months… Read the rest
Governor Signs Budget Bills including $2.5 million from Capitol Commission Funds for Transit
Governor Mike Kehoe today signed the Fiscal Year 2027 (FY27) state operating and capital improvement budget bills. Following a rollercoaster session for public… Read the rest
2026 MO Legislative Session Wraps Budget Process with Compromised Transit Funding Level Coming out of Conference Committee; Now Goes to Governor
The 2026 Missouri Legislative session wrapped the budget process before the May 8 deadline with a second consecutive year of reduced investment in public transit. HB4,… Read the rest
Conference Committee Retains Transit Investment at Lower Level in Funding Bill
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LTE: Senate Action Advances Transit Funding, but Work Remains
St. Louis Post Dispatch, Wednesday, April 22, 2026
After absorbing a 42% cut in state funding last year, public transit providers are now facing the possibility of losing… Read the rest