Strathcona County transit is in the midst of doing major research for some of its biggest changes and improvements since its inception 35 years ago.
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There seems to be a public transit “renaissance” in the US right now
LOS ANGELES, Calif. – With more trains and buses to take, and the appeal of using travel time for pursuits other than dodging traffic, Americans are taking greater advantage of a renaissance in public transit, according to a report released Monday.
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Calgary needs inner-city-only bus routes, report says
Downtown and Beltline residents, used to squeezing onto buses filled with suburban commuters, should get some bus routes of their own, says a new transit planners’ report.
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Calgary Transit gets approval on 7 expansion projects
Seven new rapid-transit corridors were blessed by city council Friday in what the mayor termed a “big, big deal” for Calgarians.
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City needs to examine transit priorities, consultant says
EDMONTON – The city must decide if Edmonton Transit should focus on efficient, high-ridership service, or offering equal coverage everywhere, a transit consultant says.
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City to expand holiday bus service in 2014
In 2014, the city will start running buses on 10 holidays throughout the year, not including Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day, said Will Steblyk, manager of planning and customer service at St. Albert Transit.
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City transit needs to be improved
The City of Lethbridge is looking at ways to improve bus transit. It definitely needs to be improved. Lethbridge, at one time, had a nice streetcar service that ran from downtown to the east end and north and south. That would have been the glory days of public transit.
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City adds four new buses to fleet
Grande Prairie will see a more user-friendly transportation system next year as the city adds a new set of vehicles to its public transit fleet.
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Developers join chorus of support for new cross-city rapid transit link
Property developers are joining southeast Calgary residents in cheering on council’s $520-million pledge for a new transitway servicing the public transport-starved quadrant of the city.
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LRT on the minds of Calgary voters during Ward 12 candidates forum
Public transportation was at the forefront for voters Wednesday night, in a part of the city looking for its fair share of the LRT.
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