Ridership on VIA is expected to reach record levels this year. Economic pressures and higher gas prices are contributing factors, as they impact household budgets. VIA anticipates that its ridership goals will be easily surpassed.
The current economic situation is driving more people to use the service. For more information on VIA's service improvements and ridership expectations, residents of Alamo Heights can consult the full report from Texas Public Radio.
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