GRTC plans temporary bus service changes beginning February 22, 2026, aimed at improving reliability and reducing last-minute cancellations, the transit agency announced January 27.
While the City of Richmond has yet to allocate funding for a permanent redesign, a temporary solution is now in the works through the city’s ‘Lighter,...
Greater Richmond Transit Company continues to report increased ridership along most routes and attributes the success to the zero fare program implemented in spring 2020, near...
The meeting was rescheduled to give residents more time to review the recently released Intersection Alternatives Report for the Hermitage and Laburnum intersection.
Initial plans include amenities such as parking and public restrooms for riders. Officials estimate the station will open in three to five years.
Legislation did not advance that would allow universities the option to install school crossing zones on campuses, although pedestrian injuries continue to rise throughout the state.
Henrico is the only locality in Virginia and only one of 47 localities in the nation to receive funding from the Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Grant...
The Willow Lawn Area was analyzed to identify multimodal safety and mobility improvements for cyclists and pedestrians to improve safety and access.
A public meeting will be held at Linwood Holton Elementary School from 5:00 to 7:00 PM on Thursday, January 18th. The public is invited to collaborate...
Alcohol, distraction or speeding were the most deadly factors for pedestrians and cyclists in Virginia for at least the past three years. Those factors contributed to...
