BRTA Reverses Plans To Cut Bus Service Routes In Berkshire County
Big news for local commuters—BRTA is keeping its bus routes intact. Let’s talk about what this means for your daily travels.
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BRTA Looking To Reduce Bus Service By 50% In Berkshire County
A driver shortage at BRTA could mean some familiar routes might be disappearing. What changes are in store for daily commuters? Stay tuned.
Several South Berkshire County Bus Routes On Chopping Block
Some changes have been proposed for Southern Berkshire County in terms of BRTA bus service routes, and residents will have an opportunity to chime in during a series of public hearings. The changes could be quite impactful to some and not so much to others, but if you depend on the bus services, it would behoove you to attend these sessions and to get your opinion heard...
BRTA Enforcing COVID-19 Mask Rules
The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority has announced new mask regulations as per the Center for Disease Control and federal law. All riders will be required to follow these guidelines in order to ride the bus.
According to a BRTA Alert, under these guidelines, the Berkshire Regional Transit Authority says that it will board only people who are wearing a face mask...
BRTA To Return To Full-Service Monday
The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority is scheduled to return to full service beginning on Monday.
BRTA Receiving Portion of $8.2 Million Federal Grant
U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao has announced the Federal Transit Administration will award approximately $8.2 million in transit infrastructure funding to improve the safety and reliability of Massachusetts bus systems and enhance mobility for transit riders...
Let’s Talk Transportation
The free forum will be presented on November 12th
Let’s Talk Transportation In South County
A public forum takes place in Great Barrington on Tuesday afternoon