Via has secured new contracts for on-demand transit services in Douglas County, Colorado, and New Haven, Connecticut, showcasing the strong growth trend in this sector. In Colorado, a $2.9 million contract will fund a free microtransit service aimed at enhancing mobility, especially for older residents. New Haven's 'Via NHV' service, which benefits from over $3 million in state funding, aims to provide an affordable fare system. These projects are part of a broader trend towards demand-responsive transit, as evidenced by over 100 new projects planned for 2024.
The U.S. market shows strong momentum leading to over 100 new demand-responsive transit projects in 2024, representing significant growth in the on-demand transit sector.
Douglas County approved a $2.9 million contract with Via for a free microtransit service in Highlands Ranch, enhancing mobility for residents, especially older adults.
In Connecticut, New Haven's 'Via NHV' service, supported by over $3 million in state funding, aims to provide affordable and accessible transit options for all.
'With over 100,000 trips completed statewide, Connecticut's microtransit pilot programs are breaking down first and last mile barriers,' said CTDOT's Ben Limmer.
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