Back in 2016 it was called “an extreme and unprecedented arrangement for a state infrastructure project.” Today, however, the city of Somerville, Mass., might be getting its money back.
COVID is still a major threat to the United States.
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MTA debt levels and reduced revenue spell trouble for MTA’s capital program.
Mass transit along Charleston Boulevard and light rail on Maryland Parkway are a winning pair in Las Vegas.
The Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation is curious as to what residents think about the expansion of rail between Alexandria and Quantico.
More federal dollars have been made available for transit planning.
Chicago Transit Authority is beginning work to replace 100-year-old infrastructure.
Aiming to relieve pressure on the heavily congested I-405 freeway, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) has approved two contracts for pre-development work on the Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project, using a first-of-its-kind public-private model.
The Green Line Extension in Boston should be ripe with activity come 2022. The $2.3 billion project remains on schedule for a late 2021 completion.
The competition for federal transit grants is stiff. HDR’s Mark Fuhrmann offers guidance on how to navigate the process.
SFMTA and ConnectSF are about ready to launch a broad initiative to improve public transit in the San Francisco area.
One day when the world is ready to get closer, Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) trains will be, too.
Trinity Metro Rail and DART are working together to provide better access for travelers to and from DFW Airport.
New survey results indicate that about 80 percent of transit users who stopped riding during the pandemic plan on returning to CTA, Metra, and Pace if COVID-19 concerns diminish.
As much as we may try to ascertain, we do not know exactly what the future of public transit will look like.
The European Commission has designated 2021 as the European Year of Rail and is planning a series of events and initiatives throughout the year to promote rail as a sustainable transport mode.
Public transportation in the San Francisco Bay Area needs some help attracting riders as the nation slowly recovers from the pandemic.
Continuing safety issues are front and center at Washington Metro.
Through April 30, regional residents are encouraged to provide input to the Sound Transit Board of Directors on priorities for managing an unprecedented financial environment in its work to advance voter-approved transit projects that are not already under construction.