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Planners create vision for South Division
Plan to benefit area’s low- and middle-income residents with concept of ‘development without displacement.’
Residents and business owners in the South Division corridor now have an official vision for the area’s future.
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The Rapid unveils Laker Line
New 60-foot articulated shuttle expected to improve stop times between GVSU’s Allendale and downtown campuses.
The Rapid, along with members of local, state and federal government, last week unveiled the Laker Line, a new bus rapid transit system servicing riders between Walker and Grand Rapids.
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Grand Rapids bus stops getting $1.5M makeover
Grand Rapids is rolling out all the stops for public transit users.
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Buses add free entertainment
Riders on The Rapid have a new entertainment option.
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Experts eye benefits of clean fuels
The Rapid is among many organizations using or working toward alternative fuel technologies.
Alternative fuel experts from across Michigan joined Clean Fuels Michigan for a clean mobility expo last week at The Rapid’s new compressed natural gas fueling station, to demonstrate how alternative fuel technologies currently are being utilized.
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Rapid outlines Route 19
New bus route along Medical Mile will launch later this month.
The new Route 19 pilot, promising free bus fare along the “Medical Mile” was recently presented to the public at an open forum ahead of its launch later this month.
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The Rapid hires CEO
The Rapid has selected its next CEO.
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City approves free Medical Mile bus route
GR, Spectrum Health, The Rapid to shoulder cost in three-year pilot partnership.
A three-way pact providing fare-free public transit along Medical Mile now has city approval.
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The Rapid hires deputy CEO
The Rapid has added a new member to its executive team.
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Rapid, transit union agree to three-year contract
Pact includes raises and establishes a new defined contribution retirement plan.
The Interurban Transit Partnership Board reached an agreement on a new three-year contract with the labor union representing the public transportation system’s bus operators and maintenance workers.
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