WORCESTER – A Worcester Regional Transit Authority bus driver said he was glad to help stop downtown traffic, after a distraught young woman laid down in the street Friday night.

Local nonprofit South Central Massachusetts Elderbus added a new vehicle to its 21-vehicle fleet, the Mobility Vehicle One (MV-1).
The Worcester Regional Transit Authority awarded the vehicle in early June. The MV-1 can carry up to four clients at a time, including
capacity for a wheelchair.

Worcester Regional Transit Authority officials expressed hope Thursday that legislators will override Gov. Charlie Baker’s budget vetoes and keep the transit authority level-funded next year.

The WRTA Hub is Hosting the Mobile Farmers Market again this year.

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Worcester was among the communities receiving part of $9 million in state and federal grant money for transportation improvements.

Shuttle service for Westborough; Route A (Northbridge Walmart – Shoppes at Blackstone Valley via Route 122); and Route B (Walmart – Rockdale – Stop & Shop – Grafton MBTA Station) will change effective 6/6/16. Thank you for riding with the WRTA!

WORCESTER – With the start of fiscal 2017 quickly approaching, state transportation officials collected public input for its five-year capital investment plan.

8:10 AM – All routes are on regular route except for Rt. 2 with no service to Sunnyhill Drive, Rt. 7 – no service to Washington Heights and Coes Pond Village and Rt 16. with no service to Booth Apartments