The Transportation for America report finds that higher demand for zero-emission grants significantly lowered the probability of accessing zero-emission project funds.
With the industry amid a transformation, chronic driver shortages and the impending closure of Greyhound Bus stations in major U.S. cities may pose as roadblocks to the sector’s recovery.
The “Urban Heat Island Mapping Campaign” study found that neighborhoods with the hottest temperatures are largely located in and around downtown Las Vegas, downtown North Las Vegas, the Historic Westside, and the eastern area of the valley.
The report covers energy use in today’s public transport; decarbonization of mobility and the role of public transport, the challenges, and more.
The new study focuses on the role of vendors in cybersecurity and their relationships with the transit industry. Through detailed interviews and in-depth research, the team reported on several key findings.
The rise in ridership is reflective of transit agencies adapting to the swiftly changing needs of their communities while delivering safe, reliable service, according to APTA.
“Free Transit: It All Depends on How” presents a variety of ideas that show promise in empowering policymakers to combine free transit with other policies to overcome pressing problems in the transportation industry.
By 2030, things will have changed significantly, and there will be over nine million battery-electric buses and trucks out of a total market of 21 million.
WMATA’s preventive maintenance program has cut the number of emergency track repairs in half since the 2018 fiscal year.
The changes are taking place as a result of a landmark report, “Changing Lanes: A Gender Equity Transportation Study."
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