Public transit is the only way some Missourians can get to work, school, the hospital, or the grocery store. That’s according to a 2023 study that explored the economic impact of public transportation in Missouri. Kim Cella, executive director of the Missouri Public...
The Missouri House is considering a bill that would allow people with a concealed carry permit to have guns on public transportation. Currently, it’s a crime to board a bus with a weapon or to carry a weapon in a terminal. Rep. Adam Schnelting, R-St. Charles, said his...
Missouri’s public transportation options cannot keep up with demand. A 2022 assessment study says that 2,000 transit vehicles – operated by 4,500 workers – transport 156,000 bus riders daily in Missouri. During this week’s State of Transit meeting Kim Cella, Executive...
