Bits and Pieces from Passenger Transport Express
A couple of interesting tidbits from the latest issue of Passenger Transport Express–former Rep. Ray LaHood (R-IL) was confirmed by unanimous consent of the Senate… Read the rest
Transportation Day at the Capitol
Next Wednesday, February 4th, is the day for all involved in the Missouri transportation industry to make their collective voices heard. It's Transportation… Read the rest
Missouri Chamber Federation Agenda
The Missouri Chamber Federation has announced its legislative priorities for this session. The Federation is a group of 40 local chambers of commerce working… Read the rest
The Missouri Chamber of Commerce Business Agenda for Transportation
The following is the stance of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce, along with a link for more information:
Transportation is a critical factor in maintaining the future… Read the rest
OATS Driver Celebrated for 15 Years of Service
Bridgeton OATS driver Birdie McBee celebrates 15 years as an OATS driver this year! She is a self-styled "people person", who delights in her job, and… Read the rest
Keep Up With the “Feds”!
The latest information from the Federal Transit Administration is right here, in news releases available to you! While these particular releases do not affect… Read the rest
St. Louis Metrobus Service Reductions Set for March–“Plan D”
The Metro Board of Commissioners is adopting "Plan D" for modifications and reductions in service, beginning March 30th of this year. More information,… Read the rest
Want to Ride In Style? Ride a Double-Decker Bus!
No longer relegated just to Great Britain, the double decker busses can now be seen in major metropolitan areas throughout the United States. They are… Read the rest
“Show-Me” the Money Public Transit Saves!
The latest figures are out, and even with a drop in gas prices, people are still using public transit, and still saving money. A person can still save an annual average… Read the rest
New Year, New Budget, New Fares–Everything’s Goin’ Up in Kansas City
It's all headed upwards in Kansas City…a new $76 million budget for the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority; a 25-cent fare increase for Metro bus riders… Read the rest