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FTA has announced $343 million in federal funding to retrofit aging rail transit systems across eight states, enhancing accessibility and aligning stations with Americans with Disabilities Act standards.
King County Metro has announced plans to enhance safety for active travel in White Center through the construction of new pavements, pedestrian crossings and cycle lanes along Southwest 100th Street.
MTA's launch of 60 new electric buses marks a major stride towards sustainable transit in New York City, supported by cutting-edge charging infrastructure and a commitment to a fully zero-emission fleet by 2040.
The funding will allow RTC SNV to implement critical enhancements along the Maryland Parkway bus rapid transit corridor, significantly improving the area's transportation infrastructure.
RTC Southern Nevada's Mobility Training Center on the GO will work to teach vulnerable populations how to use RTC transit services with ease.
The $1.5 billion funding will be used to modernise bus fleets and deploy clean transit buses across the country, aiming to reduce pollution and improve transportation infrastructure nationwide.
The City of Seattle receives $64.2 million from the FTA for the RapidRide J Line project, enhancing Route 70 with protected bike lanes and utility upgrades, backed by collaborative funding.
EMBARK announces the official launch of RAPID, Oklahoma City's first bus rapid transit service, marking a significant advancement in providing enhanced public transit options for residents.
Through the grant, the Federal Transit Administration aims to improve transportation access for underserved populations, including older adults, people with disabilities and low-income individuals.
The secured $104 million grant will not only facilitate the conversion of bus garages but will allow WMATA to procure new battery electric buses, while also fostering workforce development and training initiatives.
With a focus on accessibility and innovation, the new terminal re-defines transit options, underscores economic growth and solidifies RTA's commitment to modernising public transportation for New Orleans' community.
USDOT's investment of $13.4 million seeks to re-shape local planning around transit hubs, fostering sustainable, well-connected and inclusive communities through FTA’s Pilot Program for Transit-Oriented Development Planning.
With the geofencing technology's promise of targeted marketing partnerships, RIPTA aims to enhance transit services and promote widespread access to public transportation through the programme extension.
The grant will allow RTC SNV to implement crucial infrastructure improvements and innovative programmes that address the unique needs of historically underserved communities across Southern Nevada.
FTA allocates $20 million to enhance public transit in 47 distressed communities, creating job opportunities and improving accessibility for residents in low-income areas through targeted studies based on Census data.
