Transportation Input from Elders, People with Disabilities Sought
Each year, the city asks Alameda residents who are older or have disabilities if its transportation programs are meeting people’s needs.
Each year, the city asks Alameda residents who are older or have disabilities if its transportation programs are meeting people’s needs.
The City of Alameda and Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District (AC Transit) have partnered to provide free bus passes for up to 167 senior or disabled residents of Alameda Point Collaborative (APC) a low-income, supportive housing community at Alameda Point.
The Estuary Crossing Shuttle, which the City launched six years ago, will end Friday, June 30. The shuttle served students attending both the College of Alameda and Laney College.
Local officials including City of Alameda Mayor Trish Spencer celebrated new Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District (AC Transit) Bus Service.
Keep in mind, during this weekend’s Island Jam festival Webster Street will be closed to vehicle traffic between Pacific and Central avenues. Bus scheduling and routes will also be affected.
Last year the city’s Transportation Commission appointed a subcommittee to identify transit priorities for AC Transit’s Service Expansion Plan. The subcommittee identified three specific priorities.
Alameda County Transportation Commission has joined with transit partners AC Transit and Livermore Amador Valley Transportation Authority/Wheels to host transportation open houses in Oakland, Hayward and Fremont this month.
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