TriTAG supports Light Rail Transit for Waterloo Region because it will be the backbone of our entire transit network, and a vital part of our growth as one of Canada’s largest urban areas. This reg...

If you’re interested in talking about Waterloo Region walking, biking, and transit, please join us at our pub night on Monday, February 24 at the Huether Hotel, between 6:30pm and 9:00pm (Facebook ...

Of all the infrastructure and services municipalities provide, transportation is the one thing we notice the most. Utilities like gas, water, and electricity are, with few exceptions, generally con...

Some pretty amazing numbers are shedding light on the future of light rail in Waterloo region. This week, regional staff showed how eagerly Grand River Transit’s service improvements have been emb...

 Load on a 7E bus from UW to King via Columbia In our last post, we advocate that cost savings for GRT can be found through further rationalization of GRT routes ins...

Last night there was a public input session for the Region of Waterloo 2014 budget, following the release of the first budget draft. This is what we presented there on the subject of transit fundin...

Check out this great one page summary on the benefits of protected bike lanes. It speaks for itself. (Hat tip to Transitized for the great infographic!)

Last night, a public consultation centre was held at the Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex about Uptown Streetscape Improvement. More information can be found on the City of Waterloo’s website. ...

 Uptown streetscape: lots of room for improvement. (image courtesy City of Waterloo) Do you bike through Uptown Waterloo? What if you could ride along King Street protect...

We at the Tri-Cities Transport Action Group would like to welcome Mayor Doug Craig of Cambridge back to the rapid transit planning process. It is unfortunate that Mayor Craig was, along with Counci...