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Allison Barnette MBTA accepts $850M to modernize Boston’s transit system MBTA accepted $850 million in tax funds to modernize transit with electric buses, rail upgrades and infrastructure improvements.
Adam Rollins FTA offers $1.5B to expand clean bus fleets, manufacturing This new funding will expand zero- or low-emission buses or vans and rehabilitate or lease applicable bus facilities.
Allison Barnette Maryland opens applications for freight rail investment grants The goal is to support a safer, more resilient freight network by leveraging Maryland’s existing infrastructure.
Veronica Piscitelli Smart city investments to reach $3.7T as cities prepare for autonomous vehicles Verra Mobility released a new study, which found 93% of U.S. cities are preparing for driverless vehicles within the next five years.
Keaton Peters DOE unveils plans to decarbonize multiple transportation sectors The initiative looks to address both environmental concerns and affordability in the nation's transportation systems.
Strategic Partnerships SUNY secures funding for EV chargers at New York campuses SUNY will use the funds to install both fast chargers and level 2 chargers, with some to be paired with solar canopies and battery storage.
Brady Pieper California releases long-term vision to guide rail infrastructure projects The State Rail Plan envisions years of funding opportunities and massive upgrades to California's rail system.
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.
Strategic Partnerships Austin unveils new design plan for light rail project Nearly 10 miles of light rail will be added across Austin, from UT through downtown and over Lady Bird Lake.
Pete Hahnloser New York City receives $56.3 million to replace trucks, school buses with green alternatives NYC will replace 55 diesel trucks with electric vehicles, install 10 new fast chargers across the city and boost EV training for city mechanics.