microtransit

Microtransit buses: 1 year later

The Sedona Shuttle Connect microtransit, on-demand bus service run by the city of Sedona, turned one year old in the last week of August. While it is much smaller, the service has seen similar trends as the larger trailhead shuttle...

Microtransit ridership down, per-ride cost drops below $100

The annual numbers for the city of Sedona’s trailhead shuttle system indicate that the trailhead shuttles appear to have reached a fairly constant rate of utilization, with 2024’s numbers showing only a slight increase from those in 2023. Figures...

Sedona’s microtransit system serves up $128 rides

The user data from the city of Sedona’s first month of microtransit service is now in, showing that while usage is gradually increasing, total trip numbers represent a fraction of Sedona’s vehicular travel. The microtransit shuttles completed a total...

Microtransit rolls toward anticipated Aug. 29 deployment

The city of Sedona is planning to launch its long-awaited microtransit service on Thursday, Aug. 29, although that launch date may be subject to adjustment. Sedona Transit Administrator Robert Weber explained that the two-year delay in launching the service...

Microtransit may pull up to Sedona July 4

During city budget work sessions on April 17 and 18 and a Sedona in Motion project update meeting on April 24, Sedona city staff updated the council on their plans to expand the city’s transit program, the possible arrival...

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ADOT opens another five miles of State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon

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