HYANNIS - Members of the Cape Cod Reopening Task Force recently summarized efforts to improve local transportation services as the COVID-19 pandemic … [Read more...]
Pandemic Continues to Impact CapeFLYER
August 20, 2020
HYANNIS - The COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact regional transportation services, including the CapeFLYER. Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority … [Read more...]
Regional Transit Authority Sees Increased Ridership
July 2, 2020
HYANNIS - The Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority has continued to see an increase in public transportation ridership as the Independence Day holiday … [Read more...]
Public Transit Ridership Increasing as COVID-19 Restrictions Ease
June 22, 2020
HYANNIS – With coronavirus restrictions slowly being lifted across the state, people are returning to use public transportation services provided by … [Read more...]
Transit Authority Seeking Federal Funds for Multimodal Improvements
March 12, 2020
HYANNIS - The Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority is working to maintain federal funding for the region's multi-modal transportation needs. It was … [Read more...]
New Partnership Helps Outer Cape Residents With Healthcare Transportation
November 11, 2019
HYANNIS – The Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority, Peter Pan Bus Lines, and Cape Cod Healthcare have formed a partnership to help Cape Cod residents … [Read more...]
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Massachusetts Senate Unveils $47.6B State Budget Proposal
Vineyard Offshore Wind Project Takes Big Step Forward
Harwich Voters Approve Budgets and Sidewalk Projects
Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce Names New CEO
Memorial Race to Raise Money for First Responder Training
Orleans Gives Bi-Weekly Update on Wastewater Project
Arts Foundation of Cape Cod Uses Grant to Attract Visitors
Biden Praises Baker and State’s Vaccination Approach
Pfizer COVID-19 Shot Expanded to US Children As Young As 12
Busy Hurricane Season for Mariners Predicted
Drone Video Shows Endangered Whales Appearing to Embrace
Motorists Warned of Repaving on Hinckley Road and Route 132
State on Track for 4 Million Vaccinated by June
