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As part of FTA’s Sustainable Transit for a Healthy Planet Challenge, WMATA is developing a series of plans detailing strategies to reduce and address the region's carbon emissions and climate challenges.
The three new electric buses provide service on two bus routes along the Ponce de Leon Avenue corridor between Midtown and the Poncey-Highland neighbourhood in Atlanta.
The first-ever awardees of the Federal Transit Administration’s Climate Challenge have been chosen across eight categories for helping to lead the country’s transition to a clean energy future.
The ‘Ride Free in Central Falls’ pilot programme will test the effectiveness of using technology to promote the use of public transportation, and will help RIPTA to make informed decisions about future services and policy.
The $7 million funding will allow RTC SNV to purchase hydrogen fuel cell buses, install solar lighting at bus stops and expand its bikeshare programme, with the addition of more stations and bikes.
The federal funding will allow New Orleans RTA to replace the Algiers Point landing barge, supporting its efforts to improve equitable transit options throughout the city.
VIA Metropolitan Transit's plans for San Antonio’s first Advanced Rapid Transit corridor have reached a major milestone, after gaining a favourable federal rating for a proposed North/South line.
Upon completion, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's Second Avenue Subway expansion will help to advance the Biden Administration's and New York State's goal for transportation equity.
The Madison Street Bus Rapid Transit Project will improve connections between key destinations in downtown Seattle and the densely populated neighbourhoods in the surrounding area.
Kirt Conrad, CEO at Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA), tells Intelligent Transport why the agency has opted for fuel cell electric buses over battery‑powered vehicles, and what the future holds for sustainable urban transport.
Transit agencies have been crucial in providing citizens across the US with transit to and from their vaccine appointments, often free of charge.
More funding is being made available for US transportation networks, as the DOT announces more than $30 billion in additional federal funding.
The Federal Transit Administration has distributed more than $60 million in support to RTC Southern Nevada, as well as awarding cash to develop contactless payment technology.
The major light rail project has taken a step closer to reality after a decision by the FTA opened the door to federal funding.
For Intelligent Transport , Amy Ford, Vice President, Policy Programs and Mobility on Demand at ITS America and the Mobility on Demand Alliance, assesses the next steps for the complete integration of mobility services, payment, and information delivery across the mobility landscape.
