Currently, IndyGo's bus routes are split roughly into thirds in terms of 15-minute, 30-minute and 60-minute frequency. The proposed new map would have almost entirely 15- and 30-minute routes ...

To ride a bus, you first must know where the bus is going and where it stops. But in Beirut, and in as many as 60 percent of the world’s urban places, there’s no transportation map.

Members of Six Nations of the Grand River and Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation are welcoming news that a GO bus route will soon make stops in both First Nations for the first time.

Local News Here’s how the proposed new MBTA bus map has changed The proposed new route plan has change significantly in the wake of 20,000 public comments.

The MTA Combined Network Map for Queens. (MTA) Pending an approval of the MTA’s board, the re-drawn Queens bus map will have 124 routes — 94 local and 30 express — with an emphasis on ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- GoRaleigh is making it easier for people that use the bus to track where it is in real-time. The city has unveiled a new feature will be available in Google Maps. It will ...

MBTA overseers on Thursday voted to move forward with a reshaped bus map that aims to boost the total amount of service by 25% across the board, despite concerns from some riders, advocates and ...

Most recently, the Mammo a-go-go bus parked at the HmongTown Marketplace, where more than 20 women got screened. Organizers say having the bus come to them makes the experience so much easier for ...

Dozens of GO Transit bus routes were cancelled Monday as one of its unions went out on strike, leaving thousands of Greater Toronto Area passengers scrambling for other options.. The strike by ATU ...

The Go COMO Blue Route bus got stuck at McKee Street and Rice Road shortly before 1:30 p.m. Saturday due to winter weather conditions, according to social media posts from Go COMO.

Metrolinx says GO Bus Route 15 — which runs between Brantford and Burlington — will be extended to serve stops in Six Nations ...

Members of Six Nations of the Grand River and Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation are welcoming news that a GO bus route will soon make stops in both First Nations for the first time. "I am beyond ...