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Dear Transit System CEOs,
Please see today's ideas and practices in responding to COVID-19.
Alternative Transportation Along Suspended Bus Routes: Miami-area residents requiring transportation for essential trips between midnight and 5 a.m., can now use Miami-Dade Transit’s recently launched Go Nightly on-demand ride option along nine bus routes that normally run overnight. Fares for the Go Nightly program rides have been suspended as are other Miami-Dade Transit fares. Read more
COVID-19 Tests to Protect Workers and Passengers: New York MTA employees with coronavirus symptoms are being quickly tested under a new partnership with New York’s largest health care provider. Workers are directed to visit one of the health care provider’s 52 urgent care clinics for testing. The partnership will cover nearly 50 MTA employees per day. Read more
Delivering Vital Meals and Groceries: Dallas Area Rapid Transit is undertaking several initiatives amid the pandemic, including a special grocery pickup and delivery service for ADA paratransit riders and a partnership with the Dallas School District to deliver meals each week to students who are sheltering at home while on-site classes are on hold. Read more
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