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The Baltimore metro area, Portland, Ore., New York and Washington, D.C., pay the least, according to a new study.
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Read More →With choices ranging from on-campus car sharing services to fare-free public transportation, more and more Spartans are choosing to try alternative means of getting to and from campus.
Read More →For the sixth consecutive year, ridership on public transportation reached a record high.
Read More →Conduct research that directly supports the priorities of the U.S. Department of Transportation to promote the safe, efficient and environmentally sound movement of goods and people.
Read More →Under the agreement, federal transportation funding will continue at roughly $54 billion a year, with public transportation funds set at $8.36 billion in FY2012, $8.47 billion in FY 2013 and $8.595 billion in FY 2014.
Read More →RITA provides $81 million in annual funding to 136 colleges and universities conducting transportation research and providing the training needed to manage today's transportation infrastructure through the UTC program.
Read More →More resources, multimodal systems, faster development needed to solve U.S. congestion.
Read More →The 2022 APTA Awards recognize organizations and leaders in the public transportation industry in North America who have demonstrated significant leadership, are outstanding role models of excellence, and whose accomplishments and innovations have advanced public transportation.
Read More →The Bush Administration's six-year $247 billion surface transportation reauthorization proposal, SAFETEA, earmarks $58.7 billion for environmental programs.
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