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Southern Nevada receives a $5.86 million grant to plan a high-capacity transit line along Charleston Boulevard, improving transportation for over 231,000 residents and addressing high traffic volumes in the Las Vegas Valley.
In addition to purchasing 30 battery electric buses, the $33.5 million federal funding enables King County Metro to convert routes in low-income areas and expand its apprenticeship programmes.
Over 40,000 daily riders will benefit from the efficient transportation options offered by the BRT line, with buses arriving every five minutes during peak periods for 22 hours a day, serving the Hill District, Oakland and Central Downtown.
Carrie Lee, Sustainability and Climate Program Manager at King County Metro, discusses the importance of collaborative partnerships and innovative strategies in driving the transition to a zero-emission fleet, as well as highlights the positive impact it will have on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving air quality and creating a more…
A new programme established by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will allocate $10 million over five years to provide technical assistance grants for infrastructure projects in rural and tribal communities across the U.S.
In line with national objectives to reduce air pollution, Rock Region METRO's new zero-emission buses will foster a greener future and provide sustainable transportation options to the people of Arkansas.
Provided as part of the ATTAIN programme, the grant will fund selected projects that will focus on improving transportation access for all communities across the U.S.
FTA's grant will allow Metro Transit to expand its Gold Line Bus Rapid Transit project in the Twin Cities, which will provide fast and frequent service for residents and visitors to job centres and other opportunities.
The Thriving Communities Program will provide under-resourced and disadvantaged communities with technical support, enabling them to improve their access to key transport infrastructure investments.
Provided as part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, $8.9 million in funding is now available to support Tribal Transit Programs and improve access to critical services for American Indian Tribes and Alaska Native villages.
The first round of funding through the SMART Grants Program will support 59 transit projects across the U.S. that will utilise technology to improve the safety, equity and efficiency of transportation systems.
The new programme will make funding available to strategically deploy EV charging, and other alternative vehicle fuelling infrastructure projects, in publicly accessible locations in urban and rural communities across the U.S.
USDOT and the City of Austin's partnership will identify potentially billions in financing for critical infrastructure projects that will create sustainable solutions and reconnect communities.
The Reconnecting Communities Pilot Program will help address infrastructure barriers that limit mobility, access or economic development for communities across the U.S.
The Biden-Harris Administration's actions to accelerate the national electric vehicle charging network includes standards for federally funded EV infrastructure and a $2.5 billion grant programme for communities to build charging stations.
