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S3 will connect communities along SR 522 with fast, reliable, battery-electric bus service from Shoreline South Station to Bothell via Kenmore and Lake Forest Park.
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The multibillion-dollar On-Corridor Works Project will transform collective mobility in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, making it faster, more reliable, and more sustainable.
Read More →The new maintenance facility will support Amtrak’s Airo trainsets while improving maintenance efficiency and turnaround times in New York.
Read More →The funds, shared by Calstart in Pasadena, Calif.; the Center for Transportation and the Environment in Atlanta; and the Northeast Advanced Vehicle Consortium in Boston, will go to 11 research and demonstration projects.
Read More →City officials are considering alternate funding for a rail line along the Beltline and other projects after the failure of a transit referendum over the summer.
Read More →Will place an emphasis on projects that support reliable, safe, and affordable transportation options that improve connections for both urban and rural communities.
Read More →High-speed rail projects and the money needed to pay for them have been eliciting strong reactions from all sides. Tuesday's announcement of the Obama Administration’s plan to spend $53 billion over the next six years on rail infrastructure projects produced a flurry of responses, some praising the plan — others deriding it.
Read More →The Los Angeles County Economic Development Corp. study, “The Construction Impact of Metro’s Measure R Transportation Projects,” estimates that Measure R-funded construction projects could create more than half a million part-time and full-time jobs with total earnings of $22.4 billion.
Read More →Issuing bonds is an important part of Metro’s strategy to maintain a predictable revenue stream to plan for long-term capital projects that modernize the system and keep it safe and reliable for generations to come.
Read More →Improves the quality of travel without requiring states or cities to raise taxes or undertake large, expensive capital projects.
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