public transportation

According to a new report from the Moving Maine network, two in five Mainers are "transportation insecure," meaning they lack reliable ways to get around.

More than 40,000 Mainers lack access to a vehicle, including roughly 15,000 working adults, according to a new report from the John T. Gorman Foundation.

A bus line that served Rumford, Mexico and Dixfield will end March 28, if ridership doesn't increase.

The two-year pilot project will gauge demand for transit between Maine's two largest cities.

Public bus fares in Portland, South Portland, and Saco-Biddeford will be cut in half starting on March 1 and continuing through September.

Several transit agencies have agreed to sign off on a distribution plan for $8 million in extra federal funding

The Maine Department of Transportation is funding the purchase of several vans that will make it easier for Sunday River ski resort employees to get to work.

Starting Monday, April 27, those planning to ride the Bangor city bus service must cover their faces — or be denied boarding. "It could be as simple as a…

With so many working from home these days, chances are slimmer than usual that you'll need a bus or train Thursday to get to where you're going. But, if…

Bus drivers in Bangor are calling on Maine's congressional delegation to back more federal funding for mass transit. The drivers, who voted to unionize a…