Edmonton Transit
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Edmonton transit ridership up 14% in 2024The city said the Edmonton Transit Service is on track to record nearly 60 million riders in 2024 — up from 53 million in 2023.TrafficOct 8
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Sliding doors removed from Valley Line LRT station shelters due to vandalism, social disorderVandalism and social disorder are behind a decision to remove sliding doors from shelters at all Valley Line LRT stops and stations in Edmonton.TrafficOct 1
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Edmonton Transit Service doing away with paper tickets, passesThe Edmonton Transit Service is getting rid of paper tickets and passes, effective Nov. 9, 2024.TrafficSep 28
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City council votes to keep current Edmonton Transit ratesWednesday's vote came after the Edmonton Transit Service brought forward a report.PoliticsAug 28
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Edmonton LRT ridership still trying to rebound to pre-pandemic levelsWhile the bus ridership numbers have surpassed pre-pandemic levels, LRT ridership numbers still haven't fully rebounded.CanadaJun 13
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LRT construction means changes to Edmonton Elks Park and RideLRT construction will mean some slight modifications to the Edmonton Elks Park and Ride free transit offering.TrafficMay 27
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Alberta municipalities adjusting for higher bus costsTen new buses will cost the city of St. Albert nearly $1.5 million more than what was initially budgeted. Council approved the extra spending over a two-year period.MoneyMay 16
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Planned track repairs to disrupt service at 2 LRT stations in Edmonton next weekThe city said both University and Government Centre LRT stations will be closed from beginning of service on May 18 to the end of service on May 20.CanadaMay 9
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Alberta government reverses course, will continue to fund low-income transit passesThe Alberta government said Wednesday it will not be cutting low-income transit pass funding.PoliticsMay 1
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Alberta government mum on low-income transit pass funding cuts in Calgary and EdmontonThe mayors of Edmonton and Calgary said the Alberta government has pulled $12 million in funding meant to help low-income residents access public transit.PoliticsApr 30
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