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Pennsylvania deploys nation’s first real-time intelligent transportation system

The FRITS initiative is designed to create an intelligent transit system able to inform both public and municipality-based interests.

Miles Smith

$45 million in grants awarded to enhance safety for pedestrians, cyclists and transit riders

The grants will be used to plan, design and construct projects for connected networks.

Adam Rollins

Portland transit agency to spend $320 million to modernize buses, boost safety and accessibility

The 82nd Avenue Transit Project will establish a reliable bus system that will improve travel time, mobility and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Keaton Peters

Indianapolis to build new bus rapid transit line with $150 million in federal funds

The Blue Line showcases how medium-sized cities build modern transit systems that serve an array of community needs – from airport travelers to daily commuters.

Miles Smith

Boca Raton planning board recommends transit hub housing development to city council

The project would offer 340 residences, 51 of which would be affordable and workforce-housing units.

Miles Smith

States turn to transit-oriented development to address housing shortages

Transit-oriented development projects could help address the nation's housing shortage, but some challenges persist.

Brady Pieper

New Jersey DOT receives federal funding for local transportation improvement projects

These grants will fund projects across the state that improve pedestrian safety and develop multimodal infrastructure for residents.

Brady Pieper

Portland commits $55.5 million grant to city’s bus rapid transit project

The BRT project will develop an efficient, reliable bus line in the city and kick-start the city’s transition to an all-electric transit system.

Jerrod Kingery

Utah Transit Authority receives nearly $63 million from FTA for bus rapid transit project

The Midvalley Express will be the third bus rapid transit route in the UTA system, and the second to use all-electric buses.

Brady Pieper

Marin County, California, adopts 25-year strategic plan to guide transportation spending

The Countywide Transportation Plan will focus on enhancing mobility, improving air quality and preserving quality of life for Marin’s current residents and future generations to come.

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