MoDOT appoints Joni Roeseler Administrator of Transit
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) recently appointed Joni Roeseler the new Administrator of Transit under the Multi-Modal division. Roeseler… Read the rest
MPTA supports Prop. D While Calling for Additional Investment in Transit
The Missouri Public Transit Association (MPTA) Board of Directors recently endorsed Proposition D in support of transportation infrastructure funding, however,… Read the rest
MISSOURI PUBLIC TRANSIT ASSOCIATION ELECTS TURNER, MEHMERT, AUTEN AND YEAGER AS OFFICERS OF ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Missouri Public Transit Association (MPTA), announced the election of new officers to its Board of Directors during its 2018 State Conference and Expo… Read the rest
MPTA honors Champions of Transit at Annual Meeting in Columbia, MO
Transit’s Critical Role at a Crossroads in Our Society
The Missouri Public Transit Association (MPTA) 2018 Conference featured Charlotte DiBartolomeo, CEO of the Red Kite Project, discussing Transit’s Crisitcal … Read the rest
FTA Announces $6.3 Million Notice of Funding Opportunity
The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) announced the availability of $6.3 million in competitive grant funds for transit coordination projects that improve access… Read the rest
Construction to Begin on Downtown Portion of MAX BRT line in KC
Construction is set to begin next week on the downtown Kansas City portion of the Prospect MAX Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project. The $55.8 million project will bring enhanced… Read the rest
City Utilities of Springfield wants you to give Transit a Try
The City of Springfield has a new program to boost ridership and help residents make transit a part of their weekly commute. The TOGO program allows riders to try taking … Read the rest
Kansas City Streetcar Expansion Moves Forward to a Vote
Advocates of the Kansas City Streetcar expansion received welcome news last month when a judge ruled that the new expansion project can be put in the hands and minds of the… Read the rest
MO Transit helps get out the vote on election day
On November 8th, many local Missouri transit providers will be offering free fare rides to voters heading to the polls. COMO Connect, the City of Excelsior Springs, Kansas… Read the rest