ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Talking Transit, the results of the 2025 Missouri Statewide Transit Needs Assessment Study are discussed, including a look at ridership levels across the state, how demand for transit has changed over time, and the costs of delivery service.
Featured Speakers:
- Peter Williams, Lochmueller Group
- Dorothy Yeager, OATS Transit
- Matt Crawford, City Utilities of Springfield
- Taulby Raoch, Bi-State Development/Metro Transit
Key Topics Covered:
- Transit ridership trends in rural and urban areas of Missouri
- Changes in transit demand over time
- Factors impacting the cost of providing transit service
- Importance of state investment in transit across Missouri
Learn more:
Visit www.mopublictransit.org to access the full study and the importance of state investment in transit.
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United States
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