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Under executive order by President Bush, the DOT will implement a Cabinet-level task force to make the review process of transportation projects more efficient.
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The Central Subway Project will receive $48.4 million in state funds, allowing for continued progress on extending the T Third Line. The Persia Triangle Project, which will improve pedestrian amenities and transit circulation at three intersections, will receive $675,734.
Read More →The grants will fund projects to purchase, replace or rehabilitate passenger ferries, terminals and related infrastructure, and equipment.
Read More →Investors interested in rail projects.
Read More →Investment in public transit tends to be more labor-intensive than highway projects because the work is generally more complex, involves the purchase and maintenance of vehicles, and requires much less spending on land acquisition.
Read More →Melding public and private interests can help to provide launch funding for rail projects while reducing costs, streamlining development and shortening implementation schedules.
Read More →FTA Deputy Administrator K. Jane Williams said that the federal funding for both projects “will help create jobs and support communities as they recover from the COVID-19 public health emergency.”
Read More →FTA gives "recommended" status to projects that will benefit their communities, generate economic activity and remain cost efficient.
Read More →Projects will advance fuel cell activities in Oakland, San Francisco, the Coachella Valley and Southern California.
Read More →Funding includes more than $1.3 billion in funding toward nearly 150 transportation projects for additional maintenance, improvements, and construction throughout California.
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