Adam Rollins Nashville approves $3.1 billion transit plan focusing on mobility, safety and technology Officials anticipate the “Choose How You Move” plan will help make the city eligible for up to $1.4 billion in matching funds for projects.
Keaton Peters Kansas City expands transit options with new rideshare program The program utilizes an on-demand dynamic routing model that picks up and drops off riders within one quarter mile of their request.
Miles Smith $798 million amendment pushes LA-area rail extension closer to finish line The line is being built along the former Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe right-of-way purchased by Metro in the early 1990s.
Brady Pieper Bus rapid transit project in Minnesota secures $85 million for electric buses and infrastructure The city of Rochester will use the funding for electrified buses and charging infrastructure on one of the city’s most heavily traveled roads.
Brady Pieper Chicago DOT launches pilot program to install mobile imaging technology for enhanced roadside safety The Smart Street Pilot Program will allow the city to install cameras on city poles, city-owned vehicles and Chicago Transit Authority buses.
Keaton Peters New York’s MTA seeks proposals for transit-oriented development The project is part of New York’s goal to repurpose state-owned sites for new housing, which looks to create up to 15,000 new homes.
Keaton Peters Brooklyn Navy Yard seeks partnership for autonomous vehicle pilot program The goal of the program is to enhance transportation options within the 300-acre campus.
Brady Pieper Bay Area receives $55 million grant for nation’s first high-speed, zero-emission ferry system The funding will support the agency’s full transition to zero-emissions ferry services, including the construction of new large-capacity electric-powered vessels and supporting electrified infrastructure.
Jerrod Kingery Voters in Central Ohio approve LinkUS bus rapid transit plan The $8 billion plan will create bus rapid transit routes through the city of Columbus utilizing zero-emission vehicles with increased capacity.
Brady Pieper Public invited to comment on plan for underground shuttle system at Ontario International Airport The subterranean shuttle-style service would support the airport's projected passenger growth, which could reach 30 million annual passengers by 2045.