Candidates are responding to BFAST's questionnaire on municipal transit. Check here to see their answers and ideas.
Burlington for Accessible Sustainable Transit (BFAST) has emailed a seven-question survey on transit to every candidate for Mayor and Council who has supplied their email address for publication on the city's election website.
The future of transit in Burlington depends on the choices voters make in the coming municipal election.
A new report by the Toronto and Area Board of Trade adds to the growing body of evidence: investment in transit pays!
If they want to use a crosswalk, transit passengers will soon have to walk almost a block to make some connections at the former downtown terminal.
A research report co-sponsored by Environmental Defence and Transport Action Ontario says the province's current response to the congestion crisis is worsening traffic
Free transit in one American city has resulted in a big jump in ridership, cleaner air, more downtown business and millions fewer miles of car traffic on its streets.
Transit riders will have a chance to help set Burlington Transit's priorities for the next five years in a survey and a series of public engagement events.
It was a festive atmosphere at the Burlington GO station as bus riders, elected reps and current and retired transit staff celebrated the 50th anniversary of Burlington Transit.
City Council's decision to close Burlington Transit's Downtown Terminal has downtown seniors feeling anxious.
Burlington City Council approved a plan to make continuing improvements to transit over the next five years instead of offering free fares for all.
Oct. 4, 2024: The latest episode of the monthly Transit Talk podcast is now available for download. Co-hosts Doug Brown and Don Mclean discuss transit issues in Burlington and Hamilton.