![A rideshare driver photographed from the back seat, with his smartphone mounted on the dashboard.](https://media.streets.mn/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Rideshare-driver_Paul-Hanaoka_Unsplash-e1721849437181.jpg)
Minnesota’s New Rideshare Companies Seek Market Niche
Better pay for drivers. Multiple passenger pickup and a focus on folks who can’t drive. Now all the new rideshare companies need is name recognition.
Better pay for drivers. Multiple passenger pickup and a focus on folks who can’t drive. Now all the new rideshare companies need is name recognition.
July is the time for outdoor activities: for exercise, socializing and contributing to causes like sustainable transportation and ethical treatment of animals.
The first Borealis Amtrak train out of St. Paul included microwaved food, press conferences, tornado warnings and lots of praise from politicians.
You’ve suffered through the construction, but do you know the details of all the new BRT lines? Get up to speed on that and more.
The arrival of the Borealis line provides an opportunity to look back on a project that didn’t make it this far, but found a new home in Africa.
Advocates are pushing for a much-needed transformation of I-94 into an at-grade boulevard. But with the trench already there, why not install below-ground rail?
Our Quarterly Transit Report is back, with good news: Metro Transit ridership is up, nearly across the board, and service increases are set to follow.
How moving to St. Paul from a car-focused small town granted “the urbanist-oriented freedom to go where I please” for one college student.
Let’s chat with some of the people riding the Borealis on opening day to find out what this train means to them!
Like city streets, Minnesota’s “trunk” highway system is always changing. Monte Castleman provides an update on some big changes to the administration of Minnesota’s roads.