The rule redefines a “major capital project” as a new fixed guideway project — or an expansion, rehabilitation, or modernization of an existing fixed guideway system — with a total project cost of $300 million or more and with a federal investment of $100 million or more.
Projects involve the construction of commercial, residential, or mixed-use projects near transit or on transit system-owned land.
A total of 96 projects in 49 states and territories receive funding from FTA's Grants for Buses and Bus Facilities Program.
In this two-minute video message, FTA Acting Administrator K. Jane Williams thanks frontline transit workers for their many sacrifices, highlights the Administration’s response and looks ahead as the economy continues to re-open.
The Mobility for All Pilot Program seeks to improve mobility options through employing innovative coordination of transportation strategies and building partnerships.
With this announcement, FTA has advanced funding for 35 new CIG projects throughout the nation since Jan. 20, 2017, totaling approximately $8.5 billion in funding commitments.
The competitive grant funds are provided through the Public Transportation Innovation Program.
The PTASP regulation requires transit agencies to incorporate Safety Management System policies and procedures as they develop safety plans to manage safety risks.
The 30-day extension applies to grant programs currently administered by FTA with active notices of funding opportunities.
The AIM challenge grants will help transit agencies explore new service models that provide more efficient and frequent service, which will help retain riders.
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