The bipartisan, five-year surface transportation reauthorization legislation would authorize approximately $580 billion from FY27 through FY31 to invest in highways, bridges, ...
Designed for government and transit leaders — including agency executives, CIOs and IT teams, safety leaders, and network engineers — this session is tailored for organizations...
Public transportation is evolving rapidly, are you ready for what comes next? Join industry leaders as they explore the key barriers to transformation and share practical steps...
Lessons learned include using a phased deployment of various zero-emission technologies to reduce operational risk and allow staff to adapt to new fleet parameters gradually.
Transit agencies have a responsibility to source and invest in systems that enhance conductivity, promote energy efficiency and support equipment longevity.
Agencies looking to advance TOD programs need market intelligence, local developer insights and strategic public sector focus to successfully implement transit-oriented programs...
Transit Agencies Face a Growing Capital Funding Crisis Public transit agencies across the United States are operating in an era of unprecedented fiscal uncertainty. Federal and...
The agency is beginning to increase staff visibility, on-vehicle checks and install an artificial intelligence-assisted track intrusion warning system pilot.
For transit agencies, selecting the appropriate delivery method requires aligning the approach with project complexity, risk profile and operational considerations.