Here’s what happened when Albuquerque made riding the bus free
For some Albuquerque residents, a bus ride used to mean a tough choice between transportation and basic needs. Now, thanks to the city’s permanent zero-fare policy, it’s a lifeline. Free transit has not only eased financial burdens but also opened doors to jobs, healthcare, and stability for those who need it most. Ridership is rising, advocates are pushing for more frequent service, and city leaders are standing behind the program. It’s a model showing how mobility can create real opportunity. Erin Rode with Fast Company has the full story.
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