PHOENIX — The intersection of 35th Avenue and Thomas Road is expected to be shut down for some time after a crash between a car and a Valley Metro bus Wednesday morning. Phoenix police said that the ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Two people are in the hospital after a crash involving a city bus in west Phoenix on Wednesday morning.

To do this, fill out the application and take or mail it to either the downtown Phoenix location (4600 E. Washington St., Suite 101) or the Tempe location (Tempe Transportation Center, 200 E.

Reeson declined to answer questions regarding how Charleston collied with the bus. Valley Metro did not respond to The Republic's request for more information. This is the second fatal crash involving ...

A Valley Metro bus suffering mechanical issues was stopped in the westbound HOV lane of the Loop 202 near Scottsdale Road when a Ford Ranger pickup truck crashed into the bus at 11:31 p.m ...

Valley Metro is also expanding into the West Valley with its capital extension project, a 0.75-mile extension that will connect with the existing Valley Metro rail system in downtown Phoenix.

TEMPE, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) - The student bus service known as FLASH may be coming to an end. On Wednesday, Valley Metro proposed to put the brake on the services due to a decline in ridership.

Gregory said that while bus ridership overall has been about half of what it was pre-pandemic, the Tempe FLASH service has been 88% lower in 2023. If the route were to be eliminated, it would not go ...

Around 3 p.m., Tempe Police were called to a collision involving a Valley Metro bus that had crashed into a Best Buy store at Tempe Marketplace.

Bus ridership in Tempe took a massive dive from nearly 3.4 million in 2019 to about 1.7 million in 2020, and then hit its four-year low in 2021 with just over 1.2 million riders that year.

In addition to the streetcar, regional public transit agency Valley Metro is working to split the current light rail line in two and extend one line south. Longer-term plans include an east-west ...

Tempe streetcar service has been a long time coming, officially approved by voters back in 2004. According to Valley Metro there are four streetcars running now, with two more to come.