With South Coast Rail due to open within the next year, SRTA must adapt their system to ensure that a robust transit connection exists between SRTA and commuter rail service. This connection will ensure that residents of the Fall River and New Bedford areas have broader access to the region …
The New Bedford Bus Service Evaluation is a comprehensive operational analysis (COA) of the Southeastern Regional Transit Authority (SRTA)’s New Bedford bus network. SRTA operates eleven fixed routes that originate from downtown New Bedford, MA, in addition to three school routes. This study is the first time since 2014 that …
South Coast Rail (SCR) is the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Commuter Rail extension to Fall River and New Bedford. The extension, which is planned to open in 2023, will connect the South Coast region of Massachusetts to Boston via rail transit. The Southeastern Regional Transit Authority (SRTA), which provides …
Project Overview SRTA is evaluating its New Bedford bus route network to better meet the needs of bus riders, looking at current conditions, trends, and system usage. In addition to better meeting customer needs, another goal of the service evaluation is to develop service and schedule options that can …
The Fall River Bus Service Evaluation is a comprehensive operational analysis (COA) of the Southeastern Regional Transit Authority (SRTA)’s Fall River bus network. SRTA operates eleven routes that originate from downtown Fall River, MA, and this study is the first time since 2014 that SRTA is completing a comprehensive evaluation …
We are seeking your input and want to talk about ways the New Bedford bus network may change in the future. We will be at several locations to give you plenty of opportunities to give us your thoughts. Tuesday, January 24 New Bedford Terminal8 AM – 10 AM New Bedford …
The Southeastern Regional Transit Authority (SRTA) operates twelve routes that originate from the downtown New Bedford terminal. Route alignments and service levels have not kept pace with changing demands resulting from population growth and shifts in housing trends. In addition to changing demand for transit in New Bedford, state and …
We have listened to your suggestions. We read your comments. We have prepared several alternatives and want your feedback on what the future of service in Fall River might look like. We will be at the Fall River Terminal to present the ideas and hear what you like and don’t …
Project Status SRTA began by conducting a market and route analysis to understand the demand and need for transit service in Fall River and review existing service, ridership, and service performance. With this understanding, SRTA conducted public outreach to determine what was most important to riders. This included an online …
Help plan the future of Fall River Bus Service. We will be out at the Fall River Terminal and at stops throughout the city to speak with riders and talk about how the bus network can better serve their needs. The events will take place on Tuesday, October 18, 2022 …
