Public Transit Archives

California invests $126M in transit-oriented housing to cut emissions, expand mobility

California is investing in transit and housing projects, including light-rail, stations and new affordable home developments.

Corpus Christi will use $46.3 million in federal funding to build a new maintenance facility, improving reliability and resilience.

Detroit plans to launch procurement in 2026 for a new multimodal hub linking rail and bus service across Southeast Michigan.

Pennsylvania will invest $220 million in SEPTA to replace aging rail assets and meet new FRA and FTA safety directives.

King County has approved a $4 billion Metro budget that funds new projects, boosts rural access and advances clean fleet transitions.

A Texas metro won $100.7 million through the FTA to replace diesel buses, build fueling infrastructure and reduce emissions.

The FTA awarded $2 billion to modernize bus fleets and facilities, expanding low-emission transit options nationwide.

New York City approved the OneLIC plan, adding 15,000 homes and $905 million in housing, school and infrastructure projects.

Denver voters approved a $950M bond funding transportation, parks, housing and public safety projects citywide.

Colorado begins design for a $300M bus rapid transit line on Federal Boulevard in Denver, with construction expected in 2027.