BRTA

Some changes have been proposed for Southern Berkshire County in terms of BRTA bus service routes, and residents will have an opportunity to chime in during a series of public hearings. The changes could be quite impactful to some and not so much to others, but if you depend on the bus services, it would behoove you to attend these sessions and to get your opinion heard...

With the price of gas going up to 3 dollars a gallon it may be a lot cheaper to take a bus.

If you are going to ride a BRTA bus without a mask here is what you need to know and forms that will have to be filled out.

If you are going to be riding BRTA Buses here in the Berkshires there are new rules the BRTA just sent over to us, which if you do ride the buses you should check these out,

The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority is scheduled to return to full service beginning on Monday.

The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority will be adding 2 trips between North Adams and Pittsfield each weeknight starting July 1.

The BRTA strike has officially come to an end and bus service will return this week.

Starting today Tuesday, December 11th this is the latest limited route service schedule from the BRTA.

As paratransit drivers are into the fourth day of a strike today, the Berkshire Regional Transit Authority, in a media release yesterday afternoon, says that they have negotiated in good faith with all of their drivers, schedulers, and dispatchers

Here are the latest bus routes and time sent to us from the BRT