Mobile and Baldwin County News
The Mobile City Council will consider a $230,950 contract with Star Graphics to rebrand 62 vehicles for Second Line Transit, the system replacing WAVE Transit after Labor Day.
Mobile has postponed the launch of its rebranded Second Line Transit bus system from late July to sometime after Labor Day, citing the need for more rider outreach and a…
Mobile’s WAVE Transit system received four new buses that were slated to enter service by the Fourth of July, according to Mayor Sandy Stimpson. The delivery continued a fleet-wide refresh:…
Mobile's city council cut more than $700,000 from its bus transit budget while boosting tourism funding, as the fiscal 2016 budget passed unanimously.
A homeless Mobile veteran balances online college classes, a VA benefits dispute, and shelter curfew rules during one revealing day downtown.
Ladd-Peebles Stadium officials in Mobile are considering more water stations and better bus routing after heat problems hit a record football crowd.
Downtown Mobile’s free transit service got an upgrade in April 2011 with the introduction of new moda! circulator buses, offering riders a more spacious and modern way to get around…
A Mobile County commentary renews the case for a full-scale regional transit system, arguing that expanded bus service would pay for itself as gas prices and traffic push more residents…
A historical WKRG report described how Baylinc bus riders from Fairhope, Daphne and Spanish Fort used transit to reach downtown Mobile as fuel prices climbed in 2008.