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The Rapid bus service is cutting hours in Grand Rapids because they don't have enough drivers.
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The Rapid seeks community involvement to help shape the 20 year vision of public transportation.
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A Grand Rapids cannabis retailer helped lead the effort to bring new improvements to a transit stop on the intersection of Wealthy and Front Street. The stop features an accessible platform for wheelchair riders, a bike lane, art and more.WGVU’s Melorie Begay spoke with Pharhouse Wellness CEO Casey Kornoelje and Aligned Planning CEO Lynéé Wells about the project.
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A local cannabis retailer helped lead the effort, to bring new improvements to a transit stop that merges passenger safety and accessibility with art.
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The Rapid’s Route 29, which runs within the boundaries of Cascade Township, will end its run next month. That’s after negotiations between the bus service and the township over the route failed.
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An unprecedented increase in Air Quality Action Days caused by wildfires this year has left funding for The Rapid’s free bus ride offering depleted.
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What’s known as “Active Commute Week” is making a return to West Michigan. It kicks off today and runs through most of next week
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The Rapid in Grand Rapids is offering a new connection to Michigan Turkey Producers. The transit system says it aims to eliminate workforce barriers for employees.
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Through a partnership with the city of Grand Rapids and DTE Energy, the Rapid says it's begun to receive green fuel for local buses.
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Mobile GR and the City of Grand Rapids today announced a number of improvements to the Downtown Area Shuttle or “DASH” bus service for resident and visitor riders