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Any day can be Car Free Day
The impact on air quality from a single day without driving, such as on the annual World Car Free Day, can be significant. Even a small reduction in driving can…
Holiday season safety awareness begins at Halloween
Halloween is the start of a very busy holiday season that will see many of us taking to the roads. While many of us make extra trips during the holidays,…
Door-to-door transit program may be the perfect choice
Sun Tran is testing a new door-to-door transit option for riders on the south and west sides of Tucson that may be a perfect option for commuters, those with physical…
Find a safe route for your local travel – no matter your mode or destination
School is back in session, so you have an idea of how driving through school zones slows your commute. Have you ever thought of trying another route? Pima Association of…
News Release: PAG seeks volunteers for annual bicycle and pedestrian count
Pima Association of Governments is seeking volunteers to help count bicyclists and pedestrians throughout the region to help inform regional planning efforts. This year, the count runs from Oct. 11…
New member profile: Pima County Supervisor Rex Scott
Rex Scott Pima County Supervisor Served in this capacity since: January 2021 Professional background: In 1991, Supervisor Scott moved to Pima County to take a position teaching social studies at…
Get the facts about RTA funding
The 20-year Regional Transportation Authority plan is effective through June 2026. How was the multimodal plan developed? Who signed off on it? What does the state require of the RTA…
RTA status report – September 2021
RTA Project Status – Through July 31 Projects in design 57 Under construction/implementation 50 Total number completed 899 RTA Financial Status – Through July 31 Funds expended to date $1.4B…
EPA approves new regional water quality plan
When you run water from your tap or flush your toilet, you assume that after it washes through your drains it’s safely being stored (septic) or treated (sewer) to prevent…
