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RTC SNV has unveiled an upgraded Tap & GO fare collection service, enabling transit customers to seamlessly pay for single ride bus fares using debit/credit cards, mobile wallets, or smartwatches.
Southern Nevada's RTC introduces the state's first hydrogen fuel cell electric buses, delivering passengers an innovative and emission-free mode of travel, driving the region towards sustainable transportation solutions.
The grant will allow RTC SNV to implement crucial infrastructure improvements and innovative programmes that address the unique needs of historically underserved communities across Southern Nevada.
Southern Nevada receives a $5.86 million grant to plan a high-capacity transit line along Charleston Boulevard, improving transportation for over 231,000 residents and addressing high traffic volumes in the Las Vegas Valley.
RTC SNV introduces Tap & GO, a new app feature offering convenient single-ride fare purchases for all routes, enhancing the transit experience for residents and visitors in Southern Nevada.
The $1.68 million will allow RTC SNV to develop a safety action plan aimed at reducing serious vehicle collisions in high-risk areas and improving roadway safety across Southern Nevada.
The new funding will allow RTC Southern Nevada to purchase hydrogen fuel-cell electric buses, conduct workforce development training, as well as install security measures at several transit facilities.
The $7 million funding will allow RTC SNV to purchase hydrogen fuel cell buses, install solar lighting at bus stops and expand its bikeshare programme, with the addition of more stations and bikes.
