“By focusing on technology and new ways to provide efficient transit to our customers, we can offer universal transit options where our paratransit customers can share rides with fixed-route transit customers.
“The RTC is proud to invest in the community by continuing to test new technologies through pilot projects such as RTC-OnDemand,” RTC CEO M.J. If they need to travel somewhere outside the 30-square-mile service area, the RTC service will drop them off at a bus stop at the edge of the service area. Residents in west Henderson and the southwest valley are able to utilize the service during the pilot program. Paratransit riders can utilize the service for $3 each way. The new service also benefits paratransit customers by offering door-to-door service throughout the RTC’s broader valley wide service area. A short walk could be required for a rider to reach their final destination. Customers within the area can be picked up at their door and dropped off at a variety of locations in the zone for $2 one way. It's possible that there are other bugs, but so far I found these two. Another I found is related to the Vigor Tester machine, all text and pictures disappear from the white background they are supposed to be on, while it's fine with the previous version. Similar to Uber and Lyft, the RTC OnDemand program allows customers to order a ride within a 30-square-mile service area. This has never happened with the 0.322 version, so something must have changed in the new one. The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada is launching a pilot on-demand ride-share program.
