bus service

Grand Rapids is officially ending the use of fully diesel-powered buses on its routes

Monthly ridership on downtown Grand Rapids’ free shuttle service experienced a sharp drop in May after the city cut routes to save money

Beginning July 1st, Harbor Transit buses in the Grand Haven area will take riders to the Ottawa County Fillmore Campus, and the service is free for a limited time

City leaders launched a new trip planning website Monday along with plans for managing parking and traffic ahead of next month’s Acrisure Amphitheater opening

Grand Rapids’ Mobile GR Department is announcing the launch of a new Downtown Area Shuttle, or DASH route. The pilot route is intended to be a faster, more reliable way to move through the city

Grand Rapids Public Schools and Dean Transportation have entered into a new 5-year agreement providing transportation for Pre-K through 8th grade students

Feeding America West Michigan's Bridge the Gap campaign is is responding to federal funding cuts, Consumers Energy is doubling its fleet of drones, today is National Financial Awareness Day, Michigan kids are going back to school soon and districts still don't know how much state funding they'll get for the new year, and more.

A new on-demand bus service starts Thursday, connecting communities along the lakeshore, now including Laketown Township

Profits from higher parking prices would be used to pay for them

Tracking “green trips” can earn prizes from sponsors