Rio Metro bus service has taken measures to ensure that those who need public transit most will continue to be able to access it. Routes remain adjusted or suspended, and extra safety precautions are being taken for passengers and drivers. Read more...
Rio Metro is in the process of implementing a new scheduling software for our Dial-a-Ride service, which will streamline the delivery of shared ride service, reduce costs, and improve efficiencies. Read more...
The New Mexico Rail Runner Express has been notified by the Federal Railroad Administration that its Positive Train Control or “PTC” system has been approved and conditionally certified by the FRA. Read more...
Effective Tuesday, March 17, 2020, Rio Metro Regional Transit District buses and Dial-a-Ride services in Valencia and Sandoval Counties will be fare-free until further notice. Read More...
It’s been nearly a year since the COVID-19 health pandemic drastically changed the way people move about the world. Rio Metro’s Dial-a-Ride buses continue to operate, providing a necessary service for many individuals. Read more...
Rio Metro is in the process of implementing a new scheduling software for our Dial-a-Ride service, which will streamline the delivery of shared ride service, reduce costs, and improve efficiencies. Read more...
The New Mexico Rail Runner Express has been notified by the Federal Railroad Administration that its Positive Train Control or “PTC” system has been approved and conditionally certified by the FRA. Read more...
As we embrace the season of giving and head toward turning the page on what has undoubtedly been an interesting year to say the least, I am reminded that despite the hardships we have faced during much of this year, there is much for which to be grateful. Read more...
