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A group of 43 bipartisan Senators signed a letter developed in anticipation of the 2003 debate on the reauthorization of TEA 21.
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Revenue, ridership and revitalization are at the core of transit-oriented development, which is why it’s gaining momentum across the U.S. Here is a closer look at some of the country’s high-profile projects.
Read More →Business leaders are in a unique position to demonstrate, by their very existence, the connection between private sector jobs and the transit program.
Read More →APTA first started the event in June 2006 when gas prices had reached $3 per gallon and the public demand for public transportation was growing in response to high gas prices.
Read More →The large rail and BRT projects in 11 states were recommended to receive federal support in President Biden’s Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Request to Congress.
Read More →New York’s MTA creates campaigns urging fans to take public transit to games, while L.A. Metro brings back its Dodger Stadium Express bus service.
Read More →CyRide will shift its existing on-demand operation to TRC’s Pingo app in order to provide a new on-demand transit service.
Read More →The Board also authorized the agency to re-negotiate and potentially extend for up to three years its contracts with its law enforcement partners.
Read More →Mark Aesch, CEO/Founder of TransPro Consulting, joins METRO’s Executive Editor Alex Roman to discuss how to think differently about transit, moving away from the ridership question, his Rays The Mark Foundation, and much more.
Read More →The light rail technology is applicable to small and medium-sized cities, heavy traffic routes, CBD’s and routes connecting tourist attractions in large cities, according to the company.
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