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Years before anyone can board the train, people are pushing Capital Metro to commit to keeping bus and light-rail fares the same.
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CapMetro powers hundreds of diesel-fueled buses every day for less than $2 per gallon, but those costs are set to multiply in the coming months.
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The Austin suburb is voting on whether to cut ties with Capital Metro and keep millions in sales tax cash.
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The mask-wearing requirement had been initially imposed in early 2021, shortly after President Biden took office.
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The pilot program allows passengers to pick spots closer to their destination, so they don’t have to walk as much in the dark.
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Officials overseeing a $7.1 billion transit expansion in Austin are taking a closer look at whether to allow buses on the planned light-rail bridge after people accused Project Connect of disadvantaging bus riders.
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The transit agency's board voted to refund Leander sales tax revenue above what it costs to deliver bus and rail services. The move is part of a deal intended to avert a general election in the suburban community on whether to cut ties with Capital Metro.
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La agencia de transporte público no cobrará pasaje el próximo mes para agradecer a sus clientes por su paciencia con la reciente irregularidad de su servicio, causado por la falta de suficientes conductores y mecánicos.
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The public transit agency is waiving fares in October to thank customers for enduring substandard service quality caused by a shortage of drivers and mechanics.
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Plans to reduce gridlock on I-35 by expanding its capacity could make the highway so appealing that more drivers would flock to it and jam it up with more traffic than before.