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Transit usage in the Puget Sound region is on the rise, with further growth expected in 2025 due to increased return-to-office initiatives and world-famous events coming to the region.
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The New York MTA's 2025-2029 capital plan is poised to generate $106 billion in economic output while creating 72,000 jobs.
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HID’s State of Mass Transit Ticketing Hardware Report 2025 shows the continuing shift to contactless and mobile payment methods as companies look for user-friendly interfaces for their fare collection hardware.
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A plan to accelerate the replacement of all windows on NJ TRANSIT’s multilevel rail cars has been revealed, reducing the completion timeline from eight years to three.
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After almost a month of work, the Hoboken PATH station is reopened with new stairs, signage, and paint alongside renewed track infrastructure.
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Milwaukee County Transit System is expanding its Transit Plus Same Day pilot program, which is expected to last until fall 2025.
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MNPD and WeGo are joining forces to ensure security in Nashville’s transit system as a new security company is set to step in.
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With readily available hardware, the TrackInspect prototype succeeded in predicting where preventative maintenance was needed, earning an expanded pilot for the technology.
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With stations proposed for Fort Lauderdale, Oakland Park, Pompano Beach, and Deerfield Beach, the Broward Commuter Rail North project looks to create a more efficient and connected rail system.
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The Queens bus network redesign will begin phase one of its implementation on June 29, accompanied by a public outreach campaign to inform the nearly 800,000 daily riders of the changes.
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