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Ten Toe Express® Spring 2022 Special Walks Announced

The Spring 2022 Ten Toe Express® Session will kick off on Wednesday, April 6, and run for 12 weeks.  The AARP sponsored program started in 2007 and has introduced more than 8,000 active older adults and residents to the region’s transit system and the places they can go using it.  Don’t miss all the great … Continued

Metro Transit Plans COMMUNITY MOBILITY HUBS

On February 18th the Bi-State Board of Commissioners approved an agreement between Metro Transit and Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (MDHSS) to move forward with a plan for active transportation amenities at Metro Transit’s Community Mobility Hub in North St. Louis City. The Community Mobility Hubs Project is a federally funded initiative to … Continued

Get Involved with Transit this Spring with Citizens for Modern Transit

Citizens for Modern Transit (CMT) is a member-supported, not-for-profit organization whose mission is to lead efforts for an integrated, affordable, and convenient public transportation system with light rail expansion as the critical component that will drive economic growth to improve quality of life in the St. Louis region. CMT is looking to connect with individuals … Continued

Bi-State Board Approves Plan to Take Over Operation of Loop Trolley

The Bi-State Development Board of Commissioners approved a plan on Friday morning to take over operation of the Loop Trolley. The Loop trolley ceased service in December 2019. Under the agreement approved Friday, the Transportation Development District (TDD) Board that oversees the trolley would contract with Bi-State for operations. While the TDD is responsible for … Continued

Bi-State Enters Contract with Gillig for Low Floor and Electric Buses

The Bi-State Board of Commissioners approved a 5-year contract with Gillig Corporation for low floor and electric buses.   The contract anticipates an average of 30 buses per year for the five year period at a price not to exceed $122,197,743. Metro Transit currently operates a total fleet of 383 buses with a contingency fleet of … Continued

Metro Service Adjustments for March 21, 2022, Aims to Improve Reliability

Metro Transit, like many businesses, has been impacted by ongoing workforce shortages that have impacted their ability to deliver reliable service for nearly 12 months. Many other transit agencies around the country are also dealing with workforce shortages, especially in the area of bus operators. In response, Metro Transit has announced service changes scheduled for … Continued

Meet Bi-State Development’s Interim Executive Director of Metro Transit

A national candidate search is underway for a new Executive Director at Metro Transit. Charles “Chuck” Stewart has stepped up to take on the additional responsibilities as Interim Executive Director during the transition. The duties of the Executive Director will be realigned to focus on day-to-day transit operations. “Chuck has been an integral part of … Continued

Metro Transit is Hiring; Check out the Job Fairs

Metro Transit has recently announced a variety of ways for job seekers to start a rewarding career with competitive compensation, benefits packages and guaranteed retirement employer contributions. Interested applicants are invited to attend an upcoming career fair or apply online here: https://jobs.jobvite.com/bistatedev. Interviews are typically set on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Upcoming in-person hiring events: Second … Continued

Spring 2022 Ten Toe Express Registration Now Open

Hop aboard the 2022 Ten Toe Express! The Ten Toe Express is a walking program linking transit and your own ten toes through group walks that meet at MetroLink stations and take Metro transit to fun destinations exploring the St. Louis region. We walk in a variety of places and visit unique spots that even … Continued

Hearing Next Week on CCW on Transit Bills

Bills introduced this session in the MO House and Senate would allow individuals with conceal/carry permits to carry firearms on public transit buses, vans, trains and other spaces owned or operated by a public transit provider. Next week, there will a hearing in the Senate General Laws Committee on Tuesday, Jan. 25 at 10:30 a.m. … Continued


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