Council briefed on Albemarle microtransit program
Charlottesville Area Transit is continuing to plan for a one-year pilot to run microtransit operations in two sections of Albemarle…
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Charlottesville moving forward to hire city attorney
Prospective Communications Director turns down job Charlottesville has been without an in-house City Attorney since Lisa Robertson abruptly resigned at the…
Council hears first reading of appropriation for Charlottesville Area Transit
When Charlottesville Area Transit provided information for the current fiscal year in the early 2022, officials sent over an estimate….
Deadline extended for firms to apply to run microtransit for CAT on behalf of Albemarle County
Charlottesville Area Transit is seeking a firm to help them run a pilot on-demand program for Albemarle County and have…
Albemarle Supervisors hear from transit providers at budget work session
Budget decisions in Albemarle are supposed to follow the major tenets of the strategic plan agreed to by the Board of…
Two out of five phases completed for transit governance study
There are many words to be written and stories to be documented about the future of public transit in the…
City manager’s report: Collective bargaining process soon to begin
Yesterday’s Week Ahead newsletter was too long to feature anything from a very informative section of the agenda for tonight’s…
Planning continues for CAT to run microtransit in Albemarle County
Charlottesville Area Transit has a contract to work with Albemarle County to provide microtransit service in the area along U.S….
UTS continues night-service pilot, should receive four electric buses this year
The University Transit Service offers 15-minute headways while school is in session. Last year, the service began to offer some late-night…
Albemarle Schools continues to seek ways to address drive shortages
One of the main issues facing any transit agency is the shortage of drivers. That’s certainly the case for pupil…