Albemarle Supervisors want say in governance of the future of public transit
Albemarle has been increasing the amount of funds that pay toward CAT each year but do not have a say in when route changes happen
Stories that have to do with how people move around, whether it be on foot or wheels the motorized and non-motorized kind.
Albemarle has been increasing the amount of funds that pay toward CAT each year but do not have a say in when route changes happen
Coverage of a meeting about the future of transit from August 24, 2026
The project is part of a bundle of several projects under construction and one completed at Route 240 / U.S. 250 east of Crozet
The walk takes place at 10 a.m. at Sunrise Elementary School
The city was awarded VDOT Smart Scale funding for the project in 2016 but work has been long delayed
The fare for most people will be $2 for a single passenger with $1 for each additional rider
The estimate to convert I-64’s Exit 120 to a diverging diamond decreased by roughly $5 million
A summary of a recent City Council work session on transportation issues
Final completion of the roundabout at John Warner Parkway and East Rio Road is expect on August 1
CARTA’s Board of Directors will meet today at 5 p.m. and get an update on a study of what routes should be prioritized for additional funding for additional service