Charlottesville to pilot two types of alternative fuel buses beginning with two battery-electric vehicles
CAT Director Williams argues that the system needs reliable buses as it prepares for service expansion.
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Regional Transit Partnership directs staff to write by-laws for new transit authority
This is the second time a Regional Transit Authority study has been studied and the idea is much further along than in the late 2000’s.
Charlottesville City Council to discuss future fuel recommendations at work session
A preview of Charlottesville City Council’s February 27, 2024 work session on alternative fuel sources for Charlottesville Area Transit
Council briefed on request to pilot two alternative fuel sources for CAT
The study recommends a pilot approach to testing out two fuel sources rather than pick one option now.
CAT fuel study recommends purchase of two battery-electric vehicles in 2024 for pilot
A brief overview of Charlottesville City Council’s work session at 4 p.m. on January 16, 2024.
Council’s trip to Montgomery County delayed to January
Charlottesville City Manager Sam Sanders said last night a date has not been scheduled for City Council to travel to…
CAT Director Williams briefs City Council on transit budget
The person in charge of keeping the buses running in Charlottesville has explained more about his organization in the run-up…
Albemarle briefed on first of at least two third-party reports on existing transit service
In the last segment, we heard a briefing the Albemarle Supervisors held on the possibility of creating a Regional Transit…
Albemarle Supervisors support move toward Regional Transit Authority
If demographers at the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service at the University are to be believed, Albemarle is on…
Charlottesville Area Transit fuel study recommendations delayed until January
The public transportation system operated by Charlottesville has commissioned a consultant-led study to determine what fuel should be used in…