MassachusettsPVTA reports FY26 bus service changes and financial results
PVTA’s FY26 report describes bus service changes and reports about 10.48 million fixed-route and paratransit trips.
What it does
PVTA’s FY26 report describes new regional bus routes, expanded service in some areas, and changes to existing routes. Schedules vary by route and day.
The report gives PVTA’s FY26 financial results and reports 10,263,315 fixed-route trips and 211,804 paratransit trips, about 10.48 million combined.
Argument forRiders may have more ways to travel between communities because PVTA reports new bus routes connecting towns across the region.
Argument againstRiders on the Ware–Holyoke route may have fewer convenient travel times because buses run about every two hours on weekdays.
More detail
PVTA reports starting regional bus routes and expanding or changing service on existing routes. The report covers PVTA bus routes serving member communities and connecting to nearby regional transit services. The report says Link 413 began January 27, G47 began in May, and B49 began March 30; it does not give a year for these dates.
PVTA reports its financial statements, operating results, and passenger trip totals for FY26. The figures cover PVTA’s fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and include comparisons with FY25. The financial statements cover the year ended June 30, 2026.
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History
- 2026
- Oct 1Placed on fileIntroduced
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