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Those who use CNY's mass transit system gathered for a statewide week of action to mark Transit Equity Week.
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The SMTC and Centro are holding community discussion meetings to gather feedback.
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VEO surveyed 500 customers in Syracuse who indicate the additional transportation option is decreasing their vehicle usage.
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The transportation company has announced two future BRT routes to reduce citizen car reliance.
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Centro officials say they usually don't have to actively recruit to fill bus operator positions.
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A new rapid bus transit system may be up and running by 2026, making it easier for residents to get across town.
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WAER's news round up for the week of April 18. See what you missed!
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On the latest episode of Syracuse Speaks, WAER's Jalen Wade and Matt Fairfax take the bus through downtown Syracuse for the first time. Along the way, the recorded their own experiences and asked other riders about their own impressions.
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The way people get around in Central New York will certainly be changing in the coming years. Of course, the community grid project to replace a portion of I-81 is a big part of that. But there are other changes in the works: bus routes that might speed people to work, mobility planning along our streets and in our neighborhoods.
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Central New York’s public transit system stands to receive $74 million over five years in the bipartisan infrastructure framework that passed the senate