Bellevue Transit Center bus reroutes move major routes to temporary stops
Routes 271, 550, 556 and 566 are rerouted around Bellevue Transit Center through Aug. 28, while Route 560 remains on a separate reroute until further notice.
Routes 271, 550, 556 and 566 are rerouted around Bellevue Transit Center through Aug. 28, while Route 560 remains on a separate reroute until further notice.
A UN review found uneven urban progress: transport access improved, but housing costs, informal settlements and weak local capacity continue to deepen exclusion.
Unitrans changes that began August 3, 2026, add the R line and shift B, F and G service. Davis riders should check the correct seasonal schedule and stop list before traveling.
BART will suspend trains between Union City and Warm Springs/South Fremont on four remaining work weekends, with free AC Transit buses and projected delays of 30 to 40 minutes.
UN data show public-transport access rose across sampled cities, but low-capacity systems, shrinking open-space access and housing pressures persist.
Irving’s free Las Colinas Loop is operating every day from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., offering fixed-stop service between offices, residences, restaurants, hotels and entertainment destinations in the Urban Center.
Glendale’s free GUS 1 shuttle will stop serving City Hall and the Downtown Library during construction beginning Aug. 25. Temporary stops will be on the north side of Glenn Drive between 58th Avenue and 57th Drive.
MTA’s Ride Together Rewards promotion offers eligible first-time riders free CharmPass passes during the Aug. 1–8 window, with verification taking up to 48 hours.
GoTriangle plans to restore weekday Route 311 service between Holly Springs, Apex, West Cary, Research Triangle Park and the Regional Transit Center. The exact first operating date has not been announced.
Foothill Transit continues to close stops on Lines 286 and 482 near Diamond Bar Boulevard while Diamond Bar completes bus-stop and street upgrades.
McAllen’s transportation records list $5.326 million in FY 2023 operating assistance and preventive maintenance, while Metro’s forward-looking plan includes proposed BRT planning expenditures.
Two MBTA fare pilots are scheduled for September 1, while a later-fall program could provide free bus, subway and ferry rides for eligible Massachusetts residents age 75 and older who no longer drive.
Elmont, NY — LIRR riders face four more August weekend service changes as the MTA installs switches and signals near Elmont-UBS Arena.
Fairborn riders now face Greene CATS route, weekday-hour and fare changes, plus added same-day capacity near Fairborn and Fairfield Mall.
RTD is weighing service reductions to address a projected $215 million deficit, but Centennial riders have no approved route cancellations to plan around.
Ventura drivers should plan for scheduled southbound road closures, heavier traffic and limited fairgrounds parking during the July 29-August 9 fair.
NJ TRANSIT adopted a $3.5024 billion FY 2027 operating budget and authorized $1.733 billion in capital funding. Here’s what it means for Paterson riders.
Miami-Dade’s proposed FY 2026-27 budget keeps the county operating tax rate flat but could eliminate 12 bus routes and use $89 million for current transit needs.
Denver-area residents will see a 2029 starter rail plan—and a possible Nov. 2026 sales-tax vote—if Colorado Connector’s board advances funding.
Fayetteville NC — NCDOT launches the Pine Line and doubles Mid-State Express service between Fayetteville and Raleigh on July 1, 2026, with a FAST stop.
Tacoma riders face a Nov. 3 ballot: Pierce Transit voted July 13 to raise its transit sales tax from 0.6% to 0.9%—3 cents per $10. Free cooling rides run July 19–21.
Worcester, MA: Cooling centers open Tuesday and Wednesday during the NWS Heat Advisory, with water supplies and WRTA transit options to get there.