Going Places
Podcast Description
Welcome to Going Places, where we bring a new perspective to transit. Whether you’re a commuter, employer, invested in making transit more accessible for all, or simply want to know how we operate, this podcast will cover topics and trends with Hampton Roads Transit experts, industry thought leaders, community trailblazers, and everyday transit users.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a variety of themes related to public transit, such as legislative advocacy, development processes, funding challenges, user demographics, and community engagement. Recent episodes include discussions on the Transit Advocacy Day event, the politics behind transit funding, and an exploration of the free fare debate in public transportation.
Welcome to Going Places, where we bring a new perspective to transit. Whether you’re a commuter, employer, invested in making transit more accessible for all, or simply want to know how we operate, this podcast will cover topics and trends with Hampton Roads Transit experts, industry thought leaders, community trailblazers, and everyday transit users.
Did you know that prior to the mid-1900s, most of the transit system in Hampton Roads was via electric streetcar? 🚃
Greg Siegel and a dedicated group of volunteers are working hard to restore Streetcar 390, a piece of history they hope will soon be on display in Downtown Hampton.
In this episode, Amy sits down with Greg to talk about the project and the history of streetcars in Hampton.
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