See this fact sheet for a comparison.

Here is the July 2017 Citizens for Regional Transit Newsletter.

View the presentation by the Sierra Club Niagara Group, from June 8, 2017, highlighting the benefits of all-electric buses for Western New York.

Want to do good for the environment, your budget, personal health, schedule, and regional traffic? Pledge to Dump the Pump on Thursday, 6/15!

Make your pledge here: https://goo.gl/DDJDTA

Leave your car at home and try public transportation, carpooling, walking, or biking to work.

Presented by Rachel Maloney, Transportation Planner for the NFTA.

This is the April 2017 newsletter for Citizens for Regional Transit.

This is Citizens For Regional Transit's 2016 Annual Report.

CRT's position on the siting of the new intercity rail station for Buffalo.

Happy New Year! 2016 was a great year for CRT; you can keep it going in 2017. Join or renew now via PayPal or mail the attached form with a check to Citizens for Regional Transit, 617 Main St., Suite #201, Buffalo, NY 14203.

In 2016, CRT continued our efforts to promote public transit. Our major success this year was our campaign for a planning study by the City of Buffalo for a new train station with connections to Metro bus and rail as well as other modes of transportation. Mayor Byron Brown recently announced that there will be a study and CRT President Doug Funke has been appointed to serve on the committee! The Partnership for the Public Good played a central role in this accomplishment.

We also saw the inauguration of the Discover Niagara shuttle, a concept that CRT had championed in recent years with the Western NY Environmental Alliance. This shuttle will motivate visitors to leave their cars behind as they explore tourist attractions along the Niagara River between Niagara Falls and Old Fort Niagara. Over 30,000 tourists rode the trolley this inaugural year, before any significant advertising and promotions.

Throughout the year, we have been busy with letters, opinion pieces, and interviews in local media; meetings with State and Federal government representatives, presentations to community groups; information tables at events; comments on regional transportation plans and more.

CRT relies on members for all ongoing expenses. We are entirely staffed by volunteers, so contributions go directly to promoting transit. Your membership fosters our continuing and expanded efforts.

This is the January 2017 Citizens for Regional Transit newsletter.