Public transit technology implementation in a resource-constrained environment is a daunting challenge. Projects can be delayed or even fail altogether when there is a mismatch...
Watch this exclusive webinar to explore the latest trends in fare collection and ticketing hardware innovation, uncovering how transit agencies are modernizing systems to enhance...
The agency received C$479 million in funding through the government of Canada’s Community Building Fund to add 102 new BEBs to replace aging diesel buses and test a 60-foot electric...
WMATA’s Better Bus Network is the agency’s first comprehensive overhaul of the Metrobus system since 1973 while Phase 1 of the MTA’s Queens Bus Network Redesign marks the beginning...
If the FY 26 state budget does not provide new funding for public transit, SEPTA will cut service by 45 percent and raise fares by 21.5 percent starting this fall while PRT will...
The Charger B+AC, which is designed to power trains at speeds up to 125 mph under catenary and on battery power for up to 100 miles, will be used in the MTA and Metro-North Railroad...
The agency’s latest Quarterly Performance Review showed customer satisfaction is at 84 percent, train cleanliness improved by 58 percent year over year and station cleanliness...
CTDOT has selected HNTB to provide station improvements along the Waterbury Branch Line and Gilbane Development Company and MURAL Real Estate Partners to lead a TOD project at...
According to the MTC, nearly 90 percent of survey respondents said it is now “easy" or "very easy" to find their way around the two test locations with the new signs and maps....
The seven agencies awarded an APTA Rail Safety and Security Award were evaluated based on the effectiveness, benefit level, innovation and transferability of some their projects...
The latest survey revealed double-digit, year-over-year improvements in perceptions of personal safety and security, the cleanliness of buses and trains, on-time performance and...
The new officers underwent comprehensive training in New York and New Jersey state laws, police procedures, firearms usage, first aid and counterterrorism techniques.
The FTA’s proposed taxicab exemption clarification is a chance to modernize an outdated rule, but it only works if providers, agencies and regulators work together.