The American Public Transportation Association’s quarterly Ridership Report shows continuing declines in the use of most forms of public transportation (2.9 percent overall in...

Transit hubs around the world are being transformed to become an immersive audiovisual experience, elevating traveler engagement.

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With future needs in mind, major rail hubs around the world are undergoing significant renovations, and new rail hubs are being planned and designed.

Last-mile services with autonomous vehicles have the advantage of being relatively easy to deploy. They require minimal infrastructure and reduce costs in important ways.

Planning for next-generation mobility means a new role for the driver.

As fuel types continue to change, agencies must adapt their facilities to support new the needs of the new vehicles.

As city and regional planners lay the groundwork for making their cities smarter, it is important that they not forget their roadways.

Strategic planning and private investment are helping cities transform rail stations into hustling, bustling engines of economic activity.

Planning for tomorrow's mobility means an emphasis on comfort and safety and a potentially new role for the driver.

Foothill Transit has committed to purchasing an electric version of the Alexander Dennis Inc. (ADI) double-deck bus, the Enviro500EV, which will debut in the fleet in 2019.

Strong policies, clear communication and new technologies can help keep maintenance-of-way workers safer.