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Transit Art: A Series on Art that Moves Us

We don't know who came up with the idea that installing beautiful, intriguing, and thought-provoking art as part of transit systems would inject some joy into the otherwise perfunctory activities associated with commuting, but their instincts were correct. Whether it be subway cars, the train line, or your local bus station, these modes of travel are no longer just about efficiency or a way to connect from one destination to the next, but many also offer a unique and inviting visual experience.

As part of our series on public art which includes street art , we're excited to explore this unique way in which art is displayed in public spaces, in the form of transit art. Public art projects have become very commonplace across the transportation landscape for many urban cities including New York, Washington DC, and Philadelphia, just to name a few. This includes works of art that you might see at a train station, subway station, metro stop, or perhaps even on the side of a bus.

Transit art comes in all styles, mediums, shapes, and sizes, from grand scale paintings to bronze sculptures. Not only does transit art hold great appeal for the locals, it also enhances the experience of visitors who either seek it out or may happily discover it along the way.

Transit Art: A Brief Overview

Modern mass transportation is recognized as an efficient and environmentally friendly way to move large numbers of people from place to place, and many cities have developed sophisticated systems by which to do so. A strong transportation system is a critical tool for a community’s economic vitality as well as the health and wellbeing of its residents.

It’s difficult to trace the history of the first examples of art in transit, but creative works have been popping up in communities throughout the country for at least the last century or more. Incorporating art as part of public works projects was initially conceived as a logical and practical way to make the infrastructure more appealing. While it wasn’t always the case, artists are now often included as part of planning teams for transit projects, working alongside architects and engineers. The federal government encourages localities to enhance the mass transportation experience through art, and federal grants frequently support art installations as part of overall transportation project budgets.

Transit Art Creates a Sense of Place

Many cities incorporate transit art as a way to identify and highlight those things which are special about their community. The art may reflect cultural elements, significant historic figures and events, and other unique characteristics that instill a sense of community pride. There are myriad ways in which cities accomplish this, including Albuquerque, New Mexico, home of the International Balloon Fiesta, which wraps its city buses with artfully crafted balloon designs. On the other side of the country, one Harlem subway station features mural panels that honor local African American “heroes and heroines” from throughout the community’s history.

Transit Art Provides Opportunities for Local Artists

Many “art in public places” programs that fund public art projects, do so with a strong intention for utilizing and employing the skills of local artists. These partnerships are a win-win for the community, which is improving its aesthetic while simultaneously providing paid opportunities to artists to apply their creative skills.

For example, a native Napa graffiti artist known as ELLE recently returned to her hometown to apply her creative skills as part of a local transit project. Her artwork depicts two women within a background of colorful Mexican textiles as spray-painted on the exterior of a Napa Valley train car. ELLE has gained recent recognition as an esteemed female graffiti artist and was invited by the local Rail Art District to share her talents, with a nod to her Napa/Sonoma roots.

Transit Art Creates Inviting Spaces

This one is a no-brainer. Art enhances our experience of the world. Whether it’s the daily commuter who rides the same subway line five days a week on their way to work or the international tourist who seeks out one-of-a-kind art in out-of-the-ordinary places .

Where to Find It

Art underground: subway stations.

Well over a dozen US cities have subway systems that boast strong ridership numbers. For instance, although the numbers fluctuate, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, on average over one billion people utilize the New York City subway system annually. To make the commute more interesting, subway station art has become a widespread and welcome phenomenon.

Train Stations

Ornately fashioned train stations make us think of the gilded age of train travel when affluent first-class travelers decked out in elegant attire booked luxury train cars to journey across the country. Consistent with this perception, many iconic train stations are known for their spectacular architecture, often complemented by the presence of majestic statues and brilliant natural light streaming through grand hallways.

Though many modern train stations may reflect a different aesthetic, there is still a trend toward the development of interesting architecture and creative spaces, which is one of many reasons train stations are high on our list of places to see great public art.

Bus Stations and Bus Stops

When you think of places to witness great art, bus stations might not be the first venues that come to mind. However, we’ve learned that numerous bus stops and stations throughout the country feature art installations that range from awe-inspiring to mind-blowing.

Ventura, California for example, has a transfer station at the Pacific Mall that features an art installation that is remarkable in scale and imagination. The 36-foot sculpture is a steel impression of a bus that curves and winds in a vertical trajectory and eventually morphs into the shape of a house. Of the project, artist Dennis Oppenheim described his design to the Los Angeles Times as one which “aggrandizes the simple act of waiting for a bus to nearly the level of hallucination.”

Transit Vehicles

While not as common, some cities have transformed their buses into mobile works of art. This is often in the form of bus wraps, or within and upon the interior walls of a subway train.

We’re particularly loving this bus art in Miami by artist Nathan Delinois, which in addition to its inspired design, was Miami’s way of honoring the Haitian community during Haitian Heritage Month in 2017. With a nod to prominent cultural influences, the bus represents another example of transit art that creates a sense of place and hometown pride.

Whether its subways in Manhattan, buses in Brooklyn, or trains in the city of Dallas, transit art is a fascinating example of art in public places. We look forward to sharing more in future articles about some of the best places to see transit art. In the meantime, you can peruse original art with new works posted weekly on our website.

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Anaheim regional transportation, get around, explore, have fun with art, riding art is easy as 1-2-3, plan your trip.

Plan where your trip begins and ends:

• Download the A-Way WeGo mobile app to view our system map and find the best route
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• Mobile Option : Download our A-Way WeGo mobile app. Major credit cards accepted
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Enjoy your ride and have everything ready:

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What can you do with this map?

• Simply click on a white circle to get detailed information about the stop and estimated arrival times
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Alamo regional transit (art).

Transportation for the counties of Atascosa, Bandera, Comal, Frio, Gillespie, Guadalupe, Karnes, Kendall, Kerr, Medina, McMullen, and Wilson. To view ART's coverage area click here .

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Alamo Regional Transit (ART) serves 12 rural counties - Atascosa, Bandera, Comal, Frio, Gillespie, Guadalupe, Karnes, Kendall, Kerr, Medina, McMullen, and Wilson. View  ART's coverage area .

• Demand response
• Curb-to-curb transportation service
• Medical (ART helps the public get to their medical appointments. Examples of medical appointments can be for routine dialysis, routine checkup, dental, physical therapy, and many other types of medical needs.)
• Senior (ART transports riders that are retired and no longer drive. ART picks the rider up at their home and takes them to the grocery store, medical appointments, to pay bills, to the local senior center for lunch and activities, or to a friend's house to visit.)

ART offers Individual and Group Trip Service to be used for the public and during our normal hours of operation.

• Senior outings
• Child Daycare outings
• Event trips
• Shopping trips

Transportation Services

ART provides public transportation for residents in the rural counties. Service in Bexar County is limited.

Schedule A Ride

To schedule a ride, call dispatch at least 24 hours in advance and by noon the previous business day. Trips can be booked up to 30 days in advance and are on a first come basis.

ART drivers may assist with small packages and may escort passengers to and from the front door of their home or destination within reason. Drivers may also assist passengers up and down the stairs of the ART bus.

• Step No. 1: Call Dispatch Call the ART Dispatch Center at 1-866-889-7433. Reservations must be made by noon the day before you need to travel. You may schedule up to 30 days in advance. Please schedule your ride as early as possible as reservations are on a first come, first served basis. Upon scheduling your reservation, the ART Dispatch Center will provide you with an approximate pick up time.
• Step No. 2: Meet Your ART Driver Be ready to meet the ART driver at the agreed pick up location. ART drivers will wait for 10 minutes after arrival. Once boarding the ART bus, pay the driver the exact fare and you are on your way to your destination! Please note that ART drivers are not allowed to give change or enter the customer’s home.
• Step No. 3: Schedule Your Return Trip The third and final step is to schedule your return trip. Your return trip must be scheduled after your initial reservation or appointment for your first ride. To schedule your return trip, please call the ART Dispatch Center at 1-866-889-7433 . You will be picked up within one hour. Please note that drivers are not expected to look for passengers who are not at the agreed pick up location.

If you are interested in our Youth Transportation service please download the Youth Transportation Request form and email it to [email protected]. If you have any questions please contact Doris Martinez at either [email protected] or 210-970-9736. You may also contact ART's reservation center Monday through Friday 7am to 6pm at 1-866-889-7433.

ART's Charter Service is available for the exclusive use of our vehicles, during and/or outside of our normal operating hours and/or days. This service is different than the Group Trips Service in that this will secure the service only for the selected group and/or more daily/hourly availability.

• Parking lot shuttles
• Event site shuttles
• Group trips outside of our region
• Weekend group trips
• Weekend events

Take advantage of these services using our Ecolane Mobility App!

• Call 1-866-889-7433 to register for an account with one of our phone operators.
• Upon registering, users will receive an email with login information and a link to download the mobile app.
• After downloading the Ecolane App, login and select "Alamo Area" as your location.
• Once logged in, residents may begin using the app to schedule, view the status of, and cancel on-demand service with the click of a button.

TITLE VI POLICY - English

ART hereby gives public notice of its policy to uphold and assure full compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and all related statutes. Title VI and related statutes prohibiting discrimination in federally assisted programs require that no person in the United States of America shall, on the grounds of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability be excluded from the participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance.

Filing a Complaint

Any person who believes they have been aggrieved by an unlawful discriminatory practice regarding ART’s Title VI Program has a right to file a formal complaint. Any such complaint must be in writing and submitted to ART's Title VI Coordinator within 180 days following the date of the alleged occurrence. For more information regarding civil rights complaints or if information is needed in another language, please contact: ART, 2700 NE Loop 410 ste 101, San Antonio, TX 78217 or by Tele: (210) 832-5037.

Title VI Complaint Procedure

Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 requires that no person in the United States, on the grounds of race, color or national origin be excluded from, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination, under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance.

Any person who believes that they have been subjected to discrimination may file a written complaint with ART’s Office. Federal and state law requires complaints be filed within one-hundred eighty (180) calendar days of the last alleged incident.

A complaint form may be obtained or a complainant may be submitted in a written statement that contains the following information:

a. Name, address, and telephone number of the complainant. b. Names of person(s) who allegedly discriminated against you, if known. c. Date(s) of alleged incident. d. Location of alleged incident. e. Type of alleged discrimination. f. Explain what happened and how you believe you were discriminated against. g. Name, addresses and telephone numbers of persons who may have knowledge of the event. h. What other information do you have that you believe is relevant to this investigation? i. Have you filed a complaint with ART before? If so, include: when, where and how. j. Complainant’s signature and date. k. The complaint may be emailed to [email protected] or mailed to ART Title VI Complaint Coordinator at 2700 NE Loop 410 ste 101, San Antonio, TX 78217 or faxed to (210) 832-5037.

What Happens To My Complaint?

The Title VI Complaint Coordinator will contact the complainant in writing no later than fifteen (15) working days after receipt of complaint for additional information, if needed to investigate the complaint. If the complainant fails to provide the requested information in a timely basis, the Title VI Complaint Coordinator may administratively close the complaint.

The Title VI Complaint Coordinator will complete the investigation within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. A written investigation report will be prepared by the investigator. The report shall include a summary description of the incident, findings and recommendations. The Alamo Regional Transit Director and Title VI Complaint Coordinator will review the report. A closing letter will be provided to the complainant.

If the matter cannot be resolved, then the complainant can make an appeal request to the ART Area Judges Board within sixty (60) days of the incident. The written appeal must include the customer’s name, address, and telephone contact number. A statement of reason(s) why the applicant believes the denial of accommodation request or access to public transportation was inappropriate is recommended. If the matter cannot be resolved, the complainant will be informed of his/her right to appeal to:

Federal Transit Administration – Office of Civil Rights Attention: Title VI Program Coordinator, East Building, 5th Floor - TCR 1200 New Jersey Ave., SE. Washington, DC 20590

Title VI Complaint Form

Title VI Complaint Form - ART will provide assistance to complainants who are limited in their ability to communicate in English.

TITLE VI POLICY - Spanish

Compromiso de alamo regional transit con los derechos civiles.

Por ese medio, ART informa al público que su política es de respetar y asegurar el cumplimiento total del Título VI de la Ley de los Derechos Civiles de 1964 y todos los estatutos relacionados. El Título VI y los estatutos relacionados prohíben la discriminación en los programas que reciben asistencia federal y establecen que “ninguna persona en los Estados Unidos, con base en su raza, color, u origen nacional, sea excluida de participar, negada beneficios, o sujeta a discriminación en cualquier programa o actividad que reciba ayuda financiera federal”.

Cualquier persona que crea haber sido afectada por un acto ilegal de discriminación en relación a los programas de ART, tiene el derecho a presentar una queja formal. Cualquier queja debe ser presentada por escrito y entregada al Coordinador de Quejas del Título VI dentro de ciento ochenta (180) días a partir de la supuesta discriminación. Para obtener más información con respecto a las quejas sobre los derechos civiles, por favor llame a: ART, 2700 NE Loop 410 st 101, San Antonio, TX 78217-6228, o por teléfono: (210) 832-5037.

Procedimiento para presentar una queja por faltas al Título VI

El Título VI de la Ley de los Derechos Civiles de 1964 establece que ninguna persona en los Estados Unidos, con base en su raza, color, u origen nacional, sea excluida de participar, negada beneficios, o sujeta a discriminación en cualquier programa o actividad que reciba ayuda financiera federal.

Cualquier persona que crea haber sido sometida a discriminación puede presentar una queja por escrito con la Oficina de ART. La ley estatal y federal requiere que las quejas sean presentadas dentro de ciento ochenta (180) días calendario a partir de la fecha de la supuesta discriminación.

Se puede obtener el formulario para presentar una queja, o la puede presentar mediante un documento escrito que contenga la siguiente información:

a. Nombre, dirección y número de teléfono de la persona que presenta la queja. b. Nombre de la(s) persona(s) que supuestamente discriminaron contra usted, si lo(s) tiene. c. Fecha(s) de la supuesta discriminación. d. Lugar de la supuesta discriminación. e. Tipo de la supuesta discriminación. f. Explique qué pasó y por qué cree que discriminaron en su contra. g. Nombre, dirección, y teléfono de cualquier persona que pueda tener conocimiento sobre la supuesta discriminación. h. ¿Qué otra información tiene usted que crea que sea relevante a esta investigación? i. ¿Ha presentado alguna otra queja con ART? Si lo ha hecho, diga: cuándo, dónde, y cómo. j. La firma de la persona que presenta la queja y la fecha. k. La queja se debe enviar a: ART Title VI Complaint Coordinator, 2700 NE Loop 410 ste 101, San Antonio, TX 78217, o se puede mandar por fax al 210-832-5037.

¿Qué pasa con mi queja?

El coordinador de quejas del Título VI se contactará con la persona que presentó la queja a más tardar en quince (15) días hábiles después de haber recibido la queja para pedir más información, si es necesaria, para investigar la queja. Si la persona que presentó la queja no proporciona la información que se le pide en el tiempo indicado, el coordinador puede, administrativamente, dar por concluida la queja.

El coordinador de quejas del Título VI tiene treinta (30) días para terminar la investigación a partir de la fecha en que recibe la queja. El investigador presentará un reporte escrito sobre la investigación. El reporte debe incluir un resumen del incidente, sus conclusiones y recomendaciones. El Director Regional de Tránsito y el Coordinador de Quejas del Título VI revisarán el reporte. Se enviará una carta a la persona que presentó la queja con las conclusiones de la investigación y las decisiones.

Si el caso no se puede resolver, la persona que presentó la queja puede presentar una apelación al Consejo de Jueces de Área de ART dentro de sesenta (60) días del incidente. La apelación escrita debe incluir el nombre, la dirección, y el teléfono del cliente. Recomendamos que incluya las razones por las que el solicitante cree que no fue apropiado que le nieguen las adaptaciones o el acceso al transporte público. Si el caso todavía no se puede resolver, se le informará de su derecho a apelar a:

Oficina de Derechos Civiles de la Administración Federal de Tránsito: Federal Transit Administration – Office of Civil Rights Attention: Title VI Program Coordinator, East Building, 5th Floor - TCR 1200 New Jersey Ave., SE. Washington, DC 20590

Forma para presentar quejas por faltas al Título VI

Haga clic aquí  para descargar la Forma Para Quejas del Título VI en formato .PDF ART le brindará la ayuda adecuada a las personas con inglés limitado que quieran presentar una queja.

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Ecolane Mobility App - #ARTonDemand

The use of smart devices, especially to secure transportation, has become more frequent in recent years. In an effort to offer an efficient, demand response, curb-to-curb transportation service, Alamo Regional Transit (ART) now offers the Ecolane Mobility App.

To begin using the app, residents in the 13-county service area can: 

1. Call 1-866-889-7433 to register for an account with one of our phone operators.

2. Upon registering, users will receive an email with login information and a link to download the mobile app.  

3. After downloading the Ecolane App, login and select "Alamo Area" as your location. 

4. Once logged in, residents may begin using the app to schedule, view the status of, and cancel on-demand service with the click of a button. 

*Please note: You can book using your phone or personal computer.

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A Deviated Fixed Route Transit System in Seguin

Transportation Services Since 2013 Connect Seguin has been taking citizens to major destinations around town through its public transit service. The transportation is convenient, air conditioned, and wheelchair accessible. Downtown's Central Park, Guadalupe Regional Medical Center and Texas Lutheran University are among the route. Although the Connect Seguin bus stops are near retail centers, business offices and residential areas, many are within walking distance to other points of interest.

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A Deviated Fixed Route Transit System in Atascosa County

Connecting Communities In partnership with Atascosa County and the cities of Jourdanton, Poteet, and Pleasanton, Alamo Regional Transit started a new transit system in Atascosa County on July 1, 2020. This route has since evolved and changes were made from comments of residents in the communities. Atascosa Cowboy Connect will bring together the three commuities, servicing all residents at the affordable rates and reliable transportation ART is known for. Atascosa Cowboy Connect is a time point transit system that will follow a set route connecting the cities, but can also deviate up to a .5 mile to include those that may not be able to get to the route, for an additional cost. These two loops, each one hour long, will connect residents of Jourdanton and Poteet to Pleasanton from residences to places of employment, County offices, retail centers and much more. Bus Schedule The route from Jourdanton to Pleasanton departs the Jourdanton Housing Authority every hour, going to destinations locally like Jourdanton High School, the County Courthouse, Jourdanton City Hall, and the Methodist South Hospital, continuing to destinations in Pleasanton like Wal-Mart, H-E-B, Pleasanton Housing, and various medical offices along the route. The route from Poteet to Pleasanton departs the Poteet Housing Authority every hour, going to destinations locally like the Lowe's and Poteet Town Hall, continuing to destinations in Pleasanton like the Coastal Bend College, UPS store, H-E-B, Pleasanton Library, River Park, and various other stops along the way. Transfers can be made at H-E-B from one route to another, for the same fee.

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Procedure to File a Complaint under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

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• Ensuring that the level and quality of transportation service is provided without regard to disability;
• Preventing the denial, reduction or delay in benefits related to programs and activities that benefit those with a disability; and
• Ensuring meaningful access to programs and activities by persons with disabilities.

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Your Guide to Taking the ART Shuttle Bus to Disneyland

by Heather Adams | Jul 21, 2023 | Disney California Adventure Park , Disneyland , Disneyland Parks

Discover the perks of taking the ART shuttle bus to and from Disneyland Resort with all the info you need in one place.

You’ve booked your hotel, you’ve secured your theme park tickets – but how will you get from where you’re staying to Disneyland? If you’re looking for an affordable and convenient way to get to and from the parks or Downtown Disney, the ART shuttle bus is the perfect solution.

With operating hours that suit Disneyland Resort visitors perfectly, reasonable pricing, and routes that’ll take you directly from local hotels to the theme parks, it’s hard to beat the ART shuttle. Below, we’re sharing everything you need to know about taking the ART bus to and from Disneyland during your next visit.

What is the ART Shuttle Bus?

The ART shuttle bus is a shuttle service run by Anaheim Regional Transportation (ART). Its shuttles run throughout the city of Anaheim, but one of the biggest perks of this particular transportation service is its buses stop at local hotels and Disneyland Resort.

In fact, ART shuttle buses travel to most of the locations you might visit while you’re at Disneyland. The buses travel from hotels across the 1,100-acre Anaheim Resort District, meaning you can easily get transportation from pretty much any hotel near Disneyland Resort. Buses even stop at the Anaheim Convention Center. 

The ART shuttle is super convenient, thanks to the locations it visits and its service hours. Shuttles typically start running one hour before Disneyland’s theme parks open and continue until 30 minutes after the theme parks close (that’s usually midnight or later). And they run seven days a week!

How to Ride the ART Shuttle Bus

Ready to take one of ART’s shuttles to the theme parks? Before you head to your closest shuttle stop, you’ll want to download the official ART app.

The ART app – which is called A-Way WeGo – makes it easy to not only navigate throughout Anaheim using ART, but it’s also a breeze to purchase shuttle passes, board your bus for different routes, and figure out where shuttle stops are located. It’s essential if you’re planning to ride on ART (and it also works for FRAN, a complimentary on-demand mini shuttle service for downtown Anaheim). 

With A-Way WeGo downloaded on your device, you’ll:

• Buy ART shuttle bus passes
• Be able to scan your pass to board the bus
• Check bus routes, route maps, and arrival times

It’s pretty easy to figure out where each ART shuttle bus is headed, whether you’re traveling to Disneyland Resort or to your hotel. Each ART bus displays the name of the hotel line – so you’ll know exactly where a given bus is headed before you climb aboard. Just look at the front windshield to see where you’re about to travel to.

Additionally, when you’re on board an ART bus, you don’t have to signal for your designed stops. All ART shuttles automatically stop at each of the designated stops on the route. When you reach your destination, you’ll be able to hop off once the bus rolls to the stop you’re looking for.

ART Drop Off and Pick Up Locations at Disneyland Resort

Once you’ve picked up an ART shuttle bus at your Anaheim hotel, you’ll travel to the Disneyland Main Transportation Center. This area sits right off Harbor Boulevard, and it’s in the same area where Guests can take shuttles to and from the Toy Story Parking Lot. 

Once you’re dropped off at the Disneyland Main Transportation Center, you’ll be able to walk right up to security so you can enter the Resort at the Esplanade, right between Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park.

Ready to head back to your hotel? You’ll walk back to the Disneyland Main Transportation Center. In order to find the right route – and right bus – for your desired destination or hotel, you will need to know your bus route’s number . That number will tell you where to line up, and which bus stop is the correct one to wait at.

To find your bus route’s number, open the ART website or A-Way WeGo app on your phone and take a look at the routes. Each route is colored and numbered so you can find your hotel. Still unsure if you’re climbing onto the right bus? You can always ask the bus driver!

Buying an ART Shuttle Pass

It’s easy to pay for your ART bus rides in advance, as you can easily purchase prepaid ART passes in the A-Way WeGo app using a credit card. You can buy your passes in advance of your visit, or on the day you’re planning to ride.

ART offers the following options and prices:

• One-way fares at $4 per adult
• 1-day passes at $6 per adult
• 3-day passes at $16 per adult
• 5-day passes at $25 per adult

Once you’ve paid for your ART shuttle pass, you’ll be able to take advantage of the hop-on, hop-off service as needed. When you scan your pass to climb aboard one of ART’s shuttles, your pass will automatically be activated, and the “countdown” to expiration begins.

Just remember that multi-day passes are valid for consecutive days. If you purchase a 3-day pass, for example, it’ll expire on the fourth day after activation.

Frequently Asked Questions About the ART Shuttle Bus

How much does the art shuttle bus cost.

One-way fares start at $4 for adults and $1.50 for children. However, you may be able to save more money by purchasing a multi-day pass, especially if you plan to travel on an ART bus multiple times per day between your hotel and Disneyland Resort.

What Time Does the ART Start Running to Disneyland?

The ART shuttle buses start running one hour before Disneyland and California Adventure open for the day. That’s typically around 7:00 AM.

How Often Does the ART Shuttle Run?

ART sticks to a 20 minute schedule frequency, which means buses should arrive at their stops every 20 minutes. During peak times, additional buses are added to the schedule, which may shorten your wait a bit.

How Late Does the ART Shuttle Bus Run?

The ART shuttle buses will continue running until 30 minutes after the theme parks close – so you can typically ride until midnight or later, depending on park operating hours during your visit.

Can You Bring Strollers on the ART Bus?

Yes, you can bring strollers on ART shuttles. You can also ride with wheelchairs and mobility scooters.

For more information on Disneyland shuttles and transportation, keep reading:

How to Get to Disneyland Resort From LAX Airport

How to Get to Disneyland From John Wayne Airport (SNA)

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60 Transportation Arts and Crafts for Kids

Categories Arts and Crafts

Do your kids love vehicles and anything to do with machines? Here are 60 Transportation Arts and Crafts for Kids . Preschoolers and kindergarteners will have lots of fun making any of these fun craft ideas. From dump trucks to submarines, explore all the amazing machines during your next transportation theme with your class.

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Transportation Arts and Crafts

1. paper plate hot air balloon.

Turn a simple paper plate into a hot air balloon craft . This is a fun craft for young kids, like toddlers and preschoolers to try.

2. 14 Transportation Fingerprint Art Ideas

Any of these fingerprint transport art ideas are perfect if you’re enjoying a vehicle theme with your children. Check out the different ways to turn a thumbprint into different machines.

3. Bottle Rocket Craft for Kids

Learn how to turn an old plastic bottle into a rocket ship craft . This is a fun way to turn your recycling into a toy that is ready for your next adventure into outer space.

4. Car Painting

While toy cars are perfect for small world play. You can also use them to create your next artwork. Use the tyres on your toy cars to make a car painting and explore the different patterns the wheels make.

5. Traffic Light Silhouette Art

Transportation arts and crafts aren’t all about vehicles. You can make road signs or this traffic light silhouette art too. It’s never too early to teach your children about road safety and the things to look out for when you’re driving around.

6. Surfboard Craft for Kids

While a surfboard won’t get you far, it sure is a fun way to travel on ocean waves. Get your copy of this free printable template and make your own surfboard picture this Summer.

7. Paper Plate Boat Craft

Turn a paper plate into this boat craft and get ready to sail the seas with your toddlers and preschoolers. This is a fun and easy way to make a sailboat with your early years students.

8. Sponge Boat Craft

Use a kitchen sponge to make a boat craft that will actually float on water. This is a simple craft that is perfect for little kids who love playing with water.

Photo: The Craft Train

9. Traffic Light Color Matching Craft

Turn your next transportation art activities for toddlers into a color matching game too. Match the colors on this traffic light craft and help your little learners with some color recognition.

Photo: No Time for Flashcards

10. A is for Airplane Craft

A is for Airplane is a free printable transportation craft that is perfect for preschoolers. Start exploring beginning sounds or letter recognition with this fun craft idea.

Photo: Planning Playtime

11. Egg Carton Fire Truck

Turn your old egg cartons into some bright red fire trucks . Fun transportation crafts like this are the perfect way to help toddlers and preschoolers learn about fire safety.

12. Toilet Paper Tube Race Cars

Make race cars out of old cardboard tubes and race them around the living room. This is a fun craft idea for anyone whose child loves racing cars.

Photo: Thrifty Jinxy

13. Textured Name Trains

Combine craft ideas and name recognition with this textured train craft . This is a fun way to work some sensory play into your next craft activity.

Photo: The Preschool Toolkit Blog

14. Shark Surfboard Craft for Kids

I love these shark themed surfboard pictures , they’re such fun art and craft ideas for kids. Perfect for shark week, summer or transportation themed lesson plans.

Photo: Artsy Momma

15. Puffy Paint Rocket Craft

Make a rocket craft using puffy paint . You can transform any transportation arts and crafts idea into a fun new art project just by using puffy paint

Photo: Toddler Approved

16. Toilet Paper Roll Submarine Craft

There aren’t too many options for water transportation crafts, but a toilet roll submarine is definitely the first on the list. Young children will love playing with this craft once it’s been made and is ready for an underwater adventure.

Photo: Crafty Morning

17. Rocking Paper Plate Boat Craft

Make a paper plate boat that rocks to and fro on the ocean waves. This is a great way to spend some quality time with your children and make something fun.

Photo: Red Ted Art

18. Toilet Paper Roll Airplane Craft

Learn how to turn an old cardboard tube into this airplane craft . This is a fun craft project for kids who love planes.

Photo: Sunshine Whispers

19. Rosa Parks Rocking Bus Craft

Learn a bit of history with this Rosa Parks Bus craft . Use this idea for any number of bus crafts, from school buses to double decker buses. 

Photo: Happy Toddler Playtime

20. Paper Plate School Bus Craft

Turn a paper plate into this simple school bus craft . Grab the yellow paint or tissue paper and make this lovely bus.

21. Dump Truck Footprint Art

Turn a footprint into this cute dump truck picture . This is a wonderful way to remember how small your children’s feet used to be.

Photo: Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails

22. Rocking Paper Plate Submarine

Make a rocking submarine out of a paper plate . Out of all the arts and craft ideas for transport theme, this one is my favorite.  

23. Cardboard Tube Space Shuttles

Don’t you just love this cardboard space shuttle ? Take a regular cardboard tube, add some bits and pieces and you’ll be ready to blast off into space.

Photo: A Little Pinch of Perfect

24. Toy Surfboard Craft

Now here is a different means of water transportation that your kids will love. Make a surfboard craft for your toys to ride on. This is such a fun idea for preschool and kindergarteners.

Photo: Play Trains

25. Clothespin and Buttons Car Craft

Simple is always best when it comes to transportation arts and crafts. Let your kids make their own unique wooden car out of regular clothespins and buttons. These clothespeg cars look great and are so much fun to play with afterwards.

Photo: Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls

26. Paper Rocket Craft

Make a lovely rocket picture out of construction paper . All you need are several different bright colors, scissors and some glue to make this beautiful artwork.

Photo: Simple Everyday Mom

27. Back to School Process Art for Kids

Celebrate going back to school with this process art idea . Let your child drive the school bus through some paint and make tyre tracks on the paper.

Photo: Still Playing School

28. Clothespin Airplane Craft

Make an airplane out of clothespins and craft sticks. This is an easy craft project that toddlers and preschoolers will love making.

Photo: DIY Inspired

29. Paper Car Crafts

Make this paper car craft with some sponges and paint. This easy craft is perfect for when you need a car art and craft for preschool classrooms. 

Photo: Buggy and Buddy

30. Recycling Truck Art

Make a recycling truck picture out of recycled newspaper. This is a wonderful way to reuse materials instead of using art supplies with the extra cost involved.

31. Egg Carton Helicopter Craft

Make sure to save your next empty egg carton, because your kids are going to love this egg carton helicopter craft . These cute machines will be flying around your class in no time.

32. Fire Truck Footprint Art

Turn a red footprint into a fire truck artwork . This is a great project for little ones who love fire safety or trucks in general.

33. Self Propelled Boat Craft

Learn how to make a boat craft that will actually propel itself across the water . This is the perfect project for older kids who love to build and learn how things work.

34. Craft Stick Peg Doll Boats

Use craft sticks to make a boat for your peg dolls. This easy craft is perfect if you’re a fan of small world play and like to use crafts after you make them.

Photo: Rhythms of Play

35. Traffic Light Suncatcher Craft

Place your transportation arts and crafts on the window and let the sunlight shine through the different colors. This traffic light suncatcher is a great craft for the window where the colors will brighten up the whole room.

Photo: And Next Comes L

36. School Bus Craft

Who’s riding on the school bus this year? This school bus collage craft is a fun way to talk to your kids about taking the bus to school. Put their pictures in the window and talk to them about this new experience.

37. Fill a Truck Craft

What goes in the truck? I love crafts like this that also double as fun transportation activities. Let your kids fill the back on this truck craft with objects to take to the recycling center or the dump.

Photo: Craftulate

38. Egg Carton Rocket Craft

Make this colorful rocket out of old egg cartons . This fun craft looks wonderful hanging from the classroom ceiling as it whizzes through the stars.

Photo: Emma Owl

39. Recycled Helicopter Craft

Grab old bottles and containers out of the recycling to make some transport craft ideas. This helicopter craft is made from recycling and encourages your kids to use their imagination to create anything they want.

Photo: There’s Just One Mommy

40. Footprint Motorcycle Craft

Does the dad in the family love motorbikes? Make this footprint motorcycle picture for fathers day. It’s a great craft and memento for the motorbike enthusiast in your family.

Photo: Fun Handprint Art

41. Tour De France Racing Bikes Craft

When you think of preschool transportation crafts, you probably don’t think of the Tour De France. But nevertheless, those racing bikes are an amazing way to get around. Learn how to make your own racing bike craft the next time the Tour De France is on.

Photo: Play Learn Everyday

42. Tape Resist Surfboard Craft for Kids

Use masking tape to make a tape resist surfboard craft with your kids. This is a fun way to reuse some cardboard from old boxes and go surfing on your living room floor.

43. Suncatcher Submarine Craft

Make a submarine suncatcher craft that glows in the window. This fun craft idea is easy to make and so much fun for toddlers and preschoolers.

44. Spray Bottle Helicopter Craft

Turn an old spray bottle into a helicopter. This is a fun way to recycle some of those irregularly shaped spray bottles once they’re empty.

45. Bamboo Helicopter

Are you interested in transportation arts and crafts that can actually fly? Try making these bamboo helicopters with your class and see how high they can go.

Photo: Picklebums

46. Cardboard Tube Aeroplane Craft

Use those old toilet paper rolls to make this adorable cardboard tube aeroplane craft . With a few simple supplies and a bit of imagination, your kids can fly anywhere they want with these marvelous creations.

Photo: Learning 4 Kids

47. Airplane Wings Craft

Sometimes it’s not enough to just make something, you have to play with it. With these DIY airplane wings , your kids will have a lot of fun flying around like a plane.

48. Bottle Airplane Craft

How many transportation crafts can you make from an old bottle? Why not start with this bottle airplane craft and see how much fun you have.

Photo: Paging Fun Mums

49. Pool Noodle Boats

These pool noodle boats are such an easy craft that even toddlers can join in on the fun. This is a wonderful way to play with some water on those hot summer days.

Photo: The Best Ideas for Kids

50. Cork Boat Craft for Kids

Grab some rubber bands and corks because your kids are going to love making these cork pirate ships . This is such a fun way to celebrate Talk Like A Pirate Day.

51. Avocado Boat Craft

Half of an avocado peel is the perfect shape for the hull of a boat. Use some colorful paper and popsicle sticks to make the sails and you’ll have some avocado boats ready to go sailing.

Photo: Kids Craft Room

52. Twig Boat Craft

Make a twig boat craft with your kids and practice weaving and tying string. This is a fun activity for kids who love nature or building things by themselves.

Photo: Easy Peasy and Fun

53. Paper Plate Car Craft

Make your own car craft out of a paper plate . This easy craft is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers.

Photo: Real Life At Home

54. Tissue Box Toy Car Craft

Turn a tissue box into a car for your toys. This tissue box car is easy to make and it’s so much fun to have toy vehicles for your teddy bear.

55. Sponge Painted Car Art

Start your list of transportation arts and crafts with these cute little cars. All you need is some paper, scissors and glue to make this simple car picture .

56. Paper Plate Monster Truck Craft

Turn a paper plate into this monster truck craft . This is a fun addition to a transport theme in your classroom.

57. Delivery Truck Craft

Make your own delivery truck out of old cardboard boxes . This is a fun idea to add to your dramatic play area, where the toys can do deliveries around your classroom.

58. Fire Truck Art

Make a fire truck picture out of colorful construction paper. This is a fun transport art idea that will also work with a fire safety or community helpers theme.

Photo: JDaniel4’s Mom

59. Cardboard Box Fire Truck Craft for Kids

Save your cardboard boxes to make this lovely fire truck box craft . Drive around and save all of the teddy bears from fires.

60. 3D Bicycle Craft

Weave some ribbons around the buttons and strengthen fine motor skills as you go. This 3D bicycle craft is a wonderful gift for fathers day.

Photo: Kiddy Charts

61. Black Glue Hot Air Balloon

Use watercolor paint and black glue to make this simple hot air balloon picture . This is a great craft for kids who dream of floating through the clouds.

62. Free Car Coloring Pages

Grab your copy of these free printable car coloring pages . Perfect for a quiet time activity with kids who love machines.

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Try these alternative routes if you want to avoid traffic to the Jersey Shore

Fourth of July seems like a great time to visit the Jersey Shore − except for the traffic!

The Garden State Parkway is the obvious thought for the trip from North Jersey to the Shore, but with it comes heavy traffic. Traffic may be even worse thanks to an issue with the pavement in Toms River.

With beaches along the Jersey Shore expected to draw large crowds, travelers can turn to a variety of transportation methods to ensure a smooth journey.

NJ Transit to Jersey Shore

NJ Transit trains provide direct routes to popular shore destinations such as Asbury Park, Long Branch, and Point Pleasant Beach. The North Jersey Coast Line train can take you to Jersey Shore from New York Penn Station, Newark Penn Station, Secaucus and Rahway Station. The trains offer a reliable and stress-free way to avoid the inevitable congestion on major roadways.

Check online for NJ Transit's schedule from your origin station to your desired Shore spot.

Bus routes to Jersey Shore

Buses are another viable option. NJ Transit offer routes to various shore towns, making it easier for residents to leave their cars at home and enjoy a hassle-free trip.

Check online for the bus schedule. The bus can be tricky, though. A bus route from Ridgewood to Wildwood, for example, takes over six hours and costs $60 one way, per NJ Transit's site.

Rideshare or carpool

Rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft are seeing an uptick in bookings for beach destinations. Additionally, carpooling with friends or family is becoming a popular choice, allowing travelers to share the drive and reduce parking challenges at the shore.

Of course, you'll still have to go through highway traffic this way.

Rental Cars or Zipcar

For those seeking flexibility, renting a car or using a car-sharing service like Zipcar offers a convenient solution. This option provides the freedom to set one's own schedule and explore less crowded beach spots.

Best time to leave for the Jersey Shore

Travel experts advise departing early and planning ahead to avoid peak travel times and ensure a more enjoyable holiday experience.

Leave by 11 a.m. Wednesday if you're going for the long holiday weekend or after 7 p.m. Avoid 3 to 7 p.m. Sunday as your return time.

As the Fourth of July holiday promises sun, sand, and celebrations, residents can embrace these alternative routes to make the most of their beach trips while minimizing the stress of travel.

Oneida County Sheriff's Office issued 852 citations for passing stopped school buses

With the recent completion of the 2023-2024 school year, the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office has issued a total of 852 citations for passing stopped school buses thanks to the Verra Mobility’s CrossingGuard school bus stop-arm enforcement program, officials said in a statement.

This program provides state-of-the-art stop-arm safety technology to capture stop-arm events effectively.

When the stop arm is deployed, the camera automatically detects vehicles that pass the stopped bus within the enforcement zone. 

When an event occurs, the cameras record video of the vehicle and capture event images, including the vehicle, its license plate, and the extended stop-arm.

The violation video and license plate images are then reviewed by the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office for approval prior to a citation being issued.

Citations issued

The school districts that are partnering with the Sheriff’s Office and the number of violations within those districts include:

• Holland Patent — 54 citations issued for passing a stopped school bus
• New Hartford — 178 citations issued for passing a stopped school bus
• New York Mills — 97 citations issued for passing a stopped school bus
• Rome City — 77 citations issued for passing a stopped school bus
• Sauquoit Valley — 34 citations issued for passing a stopped school bus
• Waterville — 33 citations issued for passing a stopped school bus
• Westmoreland — 97 citations issued for passing a stopped school bus
• Whitesboro — 282 citations issued for passing a stopped school bus

“The number of school buses being passed in Oneida County is concerning as it puts the safety of the children at risk,” the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office said in a release.

The Sheriff’s Office urges motorists to pay close attention when approaching school buses — “Stop on Red, Kids Ahead.”

Up to 32,000 students in Oneida County can be transported to and from school in county school buses daily.

As part of the county’s partnership with Verra Mobility, 191 school buses in the eight participating districts are equipped with school bus stop-arm safety cameras. The sheriff’s office is currently working with Verra Mobility to get the remaining school districts in the county online with cameras on their buses.

In 2019, the New York Legislature passed legislation to permit schools to equip their buses with camera technology to catch drivers who illegally drive by school buses when they stop to pick up or drop off students.

According to the Department of Motor Vehicles, under the law, the fine for passing a school bus ranges from $250 for a first violation, to a maximum of $1,000 for three violations in three years. Additionally, if a vehicle owner is convicted of three violations in three years, their driver’s license can be revoked for a minimum of six months.

Everything to know about the 2024 Saturday in the Park

S IOUX CITY, Iowa ( KCAU ) — The annual Saturday in the Park festival is days away, which means you’ve probably figured out which stage will have the artist you’re most excited to see. But have you thought about parking, food, and souvenirs? Don’t worry; KCAU 9 has you covered. Here’s everything you need to know for the 2024 SITP.

Parking 

Every year, cars line the streets of the neighborhood surrounding Grandview Park and many find themselves walking several blocks to reach their destination. To help mitigate the need for parking space and ensure everyone can enjoy the celebrations, Sioux City Transit is providing a bus service dedicated to Saturday in the Park from 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. 

Pick up and drop off will be located in front of the Tyson Events Center main entrance on Gordon Drive and the south entrance of Grandview Park on 24th Street.  

Bus Fares: 

• Adult – $1.80 one-way trip or $3.60 round trip 
• Student – $1.55 one-way trip or $3.10 round trip. 
• Senior Citizen & Disabled – $0.90 one-way trip or $1.80 round trip. 
• Children Under Five – Free with an adult 
• Day Pass Adult – $5.00 
• Day Pass Senior Citizen – $2.00 
• Day Pass Disability – $2.00 
• Day Pass Student – $4.00 

While drivers will accept cash, it’s recommended that eventgoers purchase a return ride token in advance since drivers will be unable to make change. Fare tokens will be sold throughout the day at the Tyson Events Center stop.  

Patrons are encouraged to park at the Tyson Events Center/Long Lines Family Recreation Center or the River’s Landing Parking Ramp and ride the special event bus due to the limited parking around Grandview and the likelihood of traffic congestion and roadblocks.  

Navigation 

Looking for a restroom, beer tickets, or first aid? Check out the map below to find anything you’re looking for with ease.  

Permitted Items 

While you’re packing up and getting ready to head out to the festival, keep in mind that only clear bags will be allowed in the park. Coolers, food, and beverages will also not be allowed, however, there will be numerous vendors for you to choose from throughout the area. Patrons are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle and can find water bottle refilling stations throughout the park.  

Other permitted items include a blanket, lawn chairs, and an umbrella, but umbrellas should not prevent others around you from seeing the stage.  

Items that are not permitted include guns, weapons, and fireworks. While they might love some of the performers, pets should be left at home. Additionally, distribution, solicitation, and advertisements in the form of flyers, business cards, etc., will not be allowed.  

Now that you’re all packed and ready to go, let’s see what else SITP has to offer. 

Kid’s Zone 

At Saturday in the Park, there’s something to enjoy for all ages. Parents can rest easy knowing that their kids will be entertained for hours on end at the Kid’s Zone, sponsored by KCAU 9.  

The Kid’s Zone will be available from 12 to 7 p.m. and feature inflatables, Pony rides, balloon sculptures, a Rabbitary, face painting, and a petting zoo. Parents can purchase an all-day wristband for the inflatables for $20. Don’t forget to bring socks, as the inflatables can get hot. 

Music 

Saturday in the Park wouldn’t be possible without the many artists that bring in music lovers from across the tri-state area. Here’s the performance schedule for each stage:  

Main Stage 

• Anthem 12 p.m.  
• Lonesome Creek 12:05 p.m. 
• Tuff Roots 12:45 p.m.  
• Andy Frasco & The U.N. 2 p.m. 
• Nikki Lane 3:30 p.m. 
• Mike Cambell and the Kirty Knobs 5 p.m. 
• Del Water Gap 7:15 p.m. 
• Bleachers 9 p.m. 

Don’t recognize some of these artists? Learn more here .  

Abe Stage 

• Young Oc3an 12 p.m. 
• Tryplytz 12:30 p.m. 
• Rvrnd 1:20 p.m. 
• Fatal Fall 2:20 p.m. 
• Electric Texas 3:20 p.m. 
• Ro Hempel 4:30 p.m. 
• Black Joe Lewis 5:50 p.m. 
• Paul Wall 7:15 p.m. 
• Twista 8:30 p.m. 

Want to learn more about these artists? Click here .  

Spending long hours in the sun and jamming out to talented musicians can work up an appetite. Curb those cravings with these featured vendors:  

• Smokin R’s BBQ 
• The Corndog Company 
• Front Porch Concessions 
• Mac’s Tornado Concessions 
• KLK Concessions 
• Boki Gelato 
• Parthenon 
• Marcos Concessions 
• Tornado Funnel Cakes 
• Godfathers Pizza 
• Made it Myself Shaved Ice 
• Stapleton Tornado Concessions 
• Mr. Corn 
• J&J Old Fashioned Kettle Corn 
• Gyros and More 
• Papa Johns 
• Mi Rancherita 
• Mallis on Wheels 

To see what each vendor offers, click here .  

Find something special to remind of you of all the fun you had with these vendors at Arts Alley:  

• Jewelry Junkies 
• Becky’s Jewelry 
• Christy’s Crystals 
• Cosmic Dyes 
• Bio Chi Institute/Mind & Body Connection  
• Mystic Treasures 
• Azapaza  
• The Expansion Center 
• Custom Wood Artistry 
• Under the Rainbow 
• The Necklace Guys 
• Sidekick Caricatures 
• Lokal Vintage 
• Sunny Day Creations 
• Tara Beth Creations 
• TJ’s Trove  
• Wild Peach Creative 
• Josina Supplies LLC.  
• Heatherly Studios 
• Urban Luna Boutique 
• Ear Game 
• Hillary Duncan Design 
• Hello Madame 
• Tat2u 
• Quichua Crafts 
• Live Laugh and Shop 

For more information about the vendors and what they offer, click here .  

KCAU 9 is a proud sponsor of Saturday in the Park. Follow the latest Saturday in the Park news  here .

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LOCAL ALERT: Local agencies put boil water advisory in effect for all of DC, Arlington County

Metro adjusts shuttle bus travel times for riders affected by shutdown of Red Line stations

Tadiwos Abedje | [email protected]

July 1, 2024, 5:55 PM

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Starting Monday, Metro is changing its shuttle bus service for riders affected by the shutdown of four Red Line stations in Montgomery County, Maryland, aiming to improve travel times and decrease bus congestion.

The “Limited 2” shuttle, which stops at Forest Glen, Silver Spring and Fort Totten stations, will be replaced by two new, “more-efficient express shuttle loops,” Metro said in a news release .

The goal of the express loops is to help riders get to their destinations more quickly.

In addition to the shuttle bus service changes, Metro said that it’s amending its estimated travel times for the following shuttle buses.

The local shuttle, which stops at each station between Glenmont and Fort Totten, will run every 8-12 minutes, and the estimated travel time is 65 minutes.

The limited shuttle, which stops at Glenmont, Wheaton and Fort Totten stations, will run every 8-12 minutes and the estimated travel time is 45 minutes.

The Forest Glen Express shuttle, which stops at Forest Glen and Fort Totten stations, will run every 8-12 minutes and the estimated travel time is 50 minutes.

The Silver Spring Express shuttle, which stops at Silver Spring and Fort Totten stations, will run every 8-12 minutes and the estimated travel time is 40 minutes.

The express shuttle, which runs between Silver Spring and Metro Center, will run every 8-12 minutes and the estimated travel time is 45 minutes.

The Glenmont, Wheaton, Forest Glen and Silver Spring stations will remain closed through Aug. 31 for construction of the Maryland Purple Line project, during which a new mezzanine will be built to connect the coming light rail line to Metro at the Silver Spring station.

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Stolen 16th-century painting, found at a bus stop, sells for record $22M

“The Rest on the Flight into Egypt,” by the Venetian artist Titian, was stolen from its owner’s home in 1995 and recovered seven years later by an art detective.

An early Titian masterpiece — once looted by Napolean’s troops and a part of royal collections for centuries — caused a stir when it was stolen from the home of a British marquess in 1995. Seven years later, it was found inside an unassuming white and blue plastic bag at a bus stop in southwest London by an art detective, and returned.

This week, the oil painting “The Rest on the Flight into Egypt” sold for more than $22 million at Christie’s. It was a record for the Renaissance artist, whom museums describe as the greatest painter of 16th-century Venice. Ahead of the sale in April , the auction house billed it as “the most important work by Titian to come to the auction market in more than a generation.”

“This result is a tribute to the impeccable provenance and quiet beauty of this sublime early masterpiece by Titian, which is one of the most poetic products of the artist’s youth,” Orlando Rock, chairman of Christie’s U.K., said in a statement .

The small, 18 1/4-by-24 3/4-inch canvas is believed to have been painted around 1510 , the auction house said.

It is inspired by a biblical event, when Joseph took Mary and a young Jesus to Egypt after a dream warned him that King Herod was seeking to kill his son, Christie’s said. The painting depicts Mary cradling Jesus as Joseph looks on in a rural setting.

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The colors are luminous and rich, dominated by primary hues such as Mary’s deep red robe and ultramarine-blue cloak.

Titian is known for his use of the “colorito” technique, where color is employed dominantly for sensual expressive purposes and as an element of the composition. He gained international fame for his religious paintings, incisive portraits and poetic renditions of mythological subjects, the Metropolitan Museum of Art says.

Titian was born Tiziano Vecellio in a small town in the Dolomite mountains, according to London’s The National Gallery and is said to have arrived in Venice at the age of 10. He found early success with his work on the facade of the Fondaco dei Tedeschi on the Venetian Grand Canal, the museum says, adding that Titian went on to become the principal painter at the court of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V. He died of the plague in 1576.

“The Rest on the Flight into Egypt” has also captured attention for its provenance, not just its record price.

While it is not known who commissioned the painting, it is first documented as part of a Venetian spice merchant’s collection in the early decades of the 17th century, according to Christie’s .

In the following centuries, the auction house says, the painting passed through multiple hands, including an English duke and Archduke Leopold Wilhelm of Austria, and was looted from Vienna by Napoleon’s troops but returned to the city after his fall. Ultimately, it was acquired by John Alexander Thynne, the 4th Marquess of Bath in 1878.

However, the painting’s dramatic story continued to unravel. In 1995, it was stolen from Thynne’s home in Wiltshire, southwest England, and recovered miraculously in 2002 following the announcement of a $127,000 reward, Christie’s said in April ahead of the auction. Charles Hill, a leading art detective, found it inside a bag without its frame at a London bus-stop, it added.

“This picture has captured the imaginations of audiences for more than half a millennia and will no doubt continue to do so,” Rock from the auction house said in a statement after the sale.