Public transit in Valley might be getting more expensive

Valley Metro is asking for feedback on proposed fare increases on public transit.

Bus strike ends: Phoenix drivers approve new contract

Phoenix bus riders will see normal service return after the end of a six-day strike by drivers. They overwhelmingly approved a new contract with Veolia Transportation Services.

Arizona Supreme Court reverses ruling on bus driver responsibility

The Arizona Supreme Court has reversed a decision that found Tucson’s bus system responsible for injuries to a wheelchair bound bus passenger. The case deals with the degree to which a bus driver is responsible for a passenger’s safety.

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