Public transit advisory changes and electric-bus recall slow service, agency says House Transportation heard that PTAC membership will be updated to reflect current stakeholders and that some electric buses are out of service after a battery recall; AOT expects an operational impact snapshot in March and indoor charging upgrades next year.

Changes to Vermont's Public Transit Advisory Council aim to modernize representation, but a recent electric bus battery recall could slow down service—what's next for public transit?

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VTrans outlines rural transit transfers; Tri Valley, RCT describe steps to keep services running At a Jan. 9 Senate Transportation hearing, VTrans and regional transit providers described completed and planned transfers of rural routes — Franklin/Grand Isle moved Jan. 1 to RCT and Washington County is slated for June 1 to Tri Valley Transit — and outlined union, IT and subcontractor issues intended to preserve service continuity.

VTrans is making major shifts in rural transit services to ensure seamless operations, but can they navigate the challenges ahead without disrupting service?

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VT Legislature allocates $52M for public transit, $25M for motor vehicle services VT Legislature approves $52 million for public transit and $25 million for motor vehicles.

Vermont's lawmakers are on the brink of transforming public transit with House Bill 493, proposing over $52 million to enhance transportation for all residents.

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