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Major OmniRide Services Changes to Take Effect on Dec. 9
The largest Service Change ever undertaken by OmniRide takes effect on Monday, December 9, 2019.
Survey Shows High Awareness of OmniRide Ridesharing Services
OmniRide Ridesharing services are the best-known and most-utilized local commuter assistance programs in the region, according to Commuter Connections’ 2019 State of the Commute Survey Report.
BREAKING: Tentative Agreement Reached for OmniRide Work Stoppage
The tentative agreement could result in OmniRide buses operating regular service possibly as soon as the morning of Tuesday, August 6.
OmniRide Offers Suggestions for Customers During Work Stoppage
In response to comments we’ve received from passengers, OmniRide is offering a few suggestions for commuters impacted by an on-going work stoppage by some of our bus drivers.
OmniRide Announces Modified Service Plan for Aug. 5
Due to an on-going work stoppage by some of its bus drivers, OmniRide will operate on a modified Emergency Service Plan on Monday, August 5, 2019.
OmniRide Launches Real Time App
OmniRide now has its own mobile app to provide passengers with real-time bus arrival information and updates.
OmniRide Offers Teen Summer Bus Pass!
When school’s out, don’t worry about how your children will get around town. Instead, get them an OmniRide Teen Summer Bus Pass!
OmniRide Launches VRE Shuttles, New Website
May is a month of change at OmniRide as the organization introduces new ways for travelers to connect with VRE, implements a Service Change for all routes and launches a rebuilt website.
PRTC Welcomes Supervisor Angry to Its Board
PRTC is pleased to announce that Victor S. Angry, who recently won a special election to fill the vacant Neabsco District seat on the Prince William Board of County Supervisors, has been appointed to the board that oversees OmniRide’s operations.
NVTC Seeks Public Input on Transportation Projects Along I-66 Corridor
The Northern Virginia Transportation Commission, or NVTC, is looking to the public to help determine which of 20 transportation projects it should fund through its I-66 Commuter Choice program.
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