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Introducing…The #8 Bates Macklind
Service restoration is approaching! We are getting excited about all of the new and restored routes that will start operating on the 3rd of August. To give you a little taste of what’s to come, we went out to investigate … Continue reading
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Metro dArt!
Two entries in dArt St. Louis feature MetroLink stations! dArt St. Louis is a super cool collaborative art project, where 100 St. Louisans threw darts at a giant map of the city and took photographs of the spots where they … Continue reading
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MetroLinks 07/29/09
There are always lots of interesting things happening on the internets relating to transit. Here’s a very small sample from the past couple days: Hurrah! The St. Louis Post-Dispatch published a lovely article in the paper today about Metro’s rehired … Continue reading
Bus Rapid Transit = Awesome
A New York Times article published a couple weeks ago has gotten people chatting about Bus Rapid Transit, or BRT. BRT consists of souped-up bus lines with some combination of larger buses (holding 60 people rather than 40), dedicated bus … Continue reading
Meeting Tomorrow: Share Your Thoughts on Missouri’s Transportation Future!
Hear this, all ye transit-minded people in St. Louis: tomorrow evening the Missouri Transporation Alliance (MTA) is holding a public input forum on the future of the state’s transportation system. The meeting will take place from Thursday, July 16 from … Continue reading
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‘A Good News Week’ For Metro
That’s what Ray Friem, our Chief Operations Officer of Transit Services, called it this morning at the Metro Board meeting. He was referring to news that GovernorNixon signed the state’s budget into law yesterday. In this budget is $12 million … Continue reading
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How do MetroLink trains stop safely?
As you may have heard, on Monday night two D.C. area subway trains collided during rush hour. The accident occurred when one vehicle struck another vehicle, which was stopped on the tracks waiting for the passenger platform to clear at … Continue reading
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Can Transit-Oriented Development help fix urban sprawl?
One of the toughest challenges facing public transit agencies is designing a system that works well in lower-density areas outside of traditional urban centers. Suburban and ex-urban sprawl pose a serious problem for alternative modes of transportation–for bikers, walkers, and … Continue reading
My Date With Justice
I have a confession to make: I am a delinquent. I used to be a juvenile, but I no longer have that excuse. About a month and a half ago, I was ticketed for riding the MetroLink with no fare, … Continue reading
