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.
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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.
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.
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.
California investing $1.3 billion for transformative rail and transit projects
This funding announcement is part of a broader, multiyear investment strategy aimed at modernizing California’s public transit network.
Chicago Transit Authority unveils comprehensive strategic transit plan, seeks community input
CTA envisions the new comprehensive strategic plan shaping the future of Chicago’s roadways and transit systems with the help of the community.
Ohio Department of Transportation announces millions in grants to support urban transit services
The grants will support local transit agencies in their efforts to ensure public transportation is feasible and reliable for Ohioans who utilize their services on a daily basis.
Maui County asks residents for comment on a public ferry service connecting Hawaii’s islands
Officials are exploring options for an interisland ferry service that would connect the islands of Maui, Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi
Denver secures $149.9 million grant for first-ever bus rapid transit system
Connecting Denver and its highly populated suburb Aurora, this BRT project will enhance transit efficiency along one of the state’s busiest corridors.
MTA seeks approval on $68.4 billion capital improvement plan for NYC area
The plan includes ordering 2,000 railcars, making 60 existing stations accessible, and adding secure fare gates that address safety and accessibility concerns.
