BRTA

Big news for local commuters—BRTA is keeping its bus routes intact. Let’s talk about what this means for your daily travels.

A driver shortage at BRTA could mean some familiar routes might be disappearing. What changes are in store for daily commuters? Stay tuned.

Some changes have been proposed for Southern Berkshire County in terms of BRTA bus service routes, and residents will have an opportunity to chime in during a series of public hearings. The changes could be quite impactful to some and not so much to others, but if you depend on the bus services, it would behoove you to attend these sessions and to get your opinion heard...

With the price of gas going up to 3 dollars a gallon it may be a lot cheaper to take a bus.

The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority said Thursday that "as of this moment, there have been no changes to any routes or times" for the company's buses.

The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority will be adding 2 trips between North Adams and Pittsfield each weeknight starting July 1.

Paratransit union members approve contract offer and will return Thursday. Full fixed route bus service resumes tomorrow.

Should the paratransit strike continue into the weekend, the limited fixed bus route service will not run this Saturday but would resume on Monday.

Already delayed through this weekend, a threatened strike date of "on or around November 16, 2018" has now been postponed pending a November 26 meeting.

Malnati is presenting options to the ridership over a series of six public hearings.