12/27/24 | The differing approaches to EV charger fees reflect a “learning curve” as more people in the state shift toward structuring life around EV usage, said one official.

12/9/24 | GMT General Manager Clayton Clark discusses the adjustments being made to stay financially viable and the considerations behind the route cuts. Dana Rowangould, an assistant professor at UVM, has been studying how the pandemic has influenced public transportation usage.

11/12/24 | The changes, approved by the agency’s board on Tuesday, are part of a sweeping service reduction plan announced in August — though not all are outright cuts. VTDigger

10/17/24 | State incentives for electric vehicles are on hold until at least next July after Vermont missed out on a federal grant that would have provided $20 million in state subsidies for the purchase of zero-emission cars.

10/16/24 | The first round of service reductions are mostly to weekend operations and unsustainable commuter lines to make the service more cost-effective.

8/28/24 | Vermont’s largest public transit provider has proposed cutting at least a quarter of its local and regional bus services over the next year in order to save up to $3 million that the agency said would fill a projected gap in its operating budget.

Although the number of deaths declined in 2023, the percent of fatal crashes associated with people under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol rose from 61% to 65%.

4/23/24 | The Vermont Senate advanced a controversial provision Tuesday that would create Vermont’s first-ever user fee for electric vehicles.

The regional bike share program is set to relaunch Monday for its second season. The program was hailed as a success by organizers last year, bringing more than 5,000 riders on 30,000 rides.

The bus service’s leaders are lobbying for a recurring state-level funding source to stabilize its finances into the future.

Despite federal and state subsidies, the state still has a long way to go to meet its emission goals, state officials told legislators.

Gov. Phil Scott's administration is backing a plan to impose a so-called "miles traveled" fee on all electric vehicles in 2026 as a way to make up for millions of dollars in lost gas tax revenue.

Resources to access nature and recreational spaces without a personal vehicle.

The state study found that electric buses save money on fuel in the long-term, along with improving air quality and reducing emissions.

“We understand that there are students who don’t have internet access at home — and a lot of those kids are in rural America…”

The Small Towns, Healthy Places podcast explores the joys and challenges of walking, biking and rolling in Vermont’s small towns.

Minnesota made waves by passing a landmark transportation spending bill that will fund transit expansions and passenger rail service while reducing transportation emissions.

Neighborhood-level emissions data show the impact of land use and household consumption.