It's going to cost you more to get to Massachusetts.
So, big fucking loss there.
So, big fucking loss there.
“The 7th annual National Dump the Pump Day is June 21. It’s a day to highlight that when gas prices are high, using public transportation is a great alternative to driving that will help you save money.”
Hopes for a sustainable funding system for Rhode Island’s public transportation system received two big blows last week. The first was when House leadership proposed a budget that does nothing to address RIPTA’s long-term funding problems. The second was when the Senate Study Commission on Sustainable Transportation Funding released a set of recommendations that fail to address the immediate need for sustainable funding.
Greg Manning, president of the group, says cabbies are already struggling with a sluggish economy that has reduced the number of tourists and business travelers in Rhode Island.
The station includes a commuter rail platform on a new siding track, a 1,100-space parking garage, a drop-off and pick-up area for cars and buses, and bicycle parking. The project cost $44 million, including $8 million from the state, officials said. Service will include 20 trips per day Monday through Friday to T.F. Green Airport in Warwick, Providence and South Station in Boston, although some trips will end at Providence.
Commuter trains will begin running to the new Wickford Junction Station in North Kingstown this month with the exact start date set to be announced Thursday, according to a statement from RIDOT on Wednesday.
When do I get my College Hill escalator? Having to wait for the trolley to go through the tunnel is bullshit.
I’ve written this damn post before…