The move will enable the agency to accelerate key capital projects in safety, advance key employee recruitment and retention initiatives, advance key investments in bus, and more.
The funding helps meet the transportation needs of Tribal citizens, including older adults, people with disabilities, and youth in rural areas.
Through the low-income housing tax credit regulatory agreement, 169 of the project units are subject to income restrictions at 60% area median income.
Between the recently approved U.S. Infrastructure Bill and post-lockdown ridership remaining in a state of flux, now is both a critical and an ideal time for transit agencies to re-imagine the service they provide.
In part two of our series, Keolis’ David Scorey highlights the impact of the largest-ever single investment in public transportation in the U.S.
The $8 million state grant is being matched with local funds from the City of Richmond and Virginia Commonwealth University.
These funds are intended to help transit agencies maintain service and jobs as communities continue to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The cost will require an additional $462 million over the initial estimate for the project, $129 million over the estimate made by the Federal Transit Administration earlier this year.
The Mineta Transportation Institute releases a guide to local transportation revenue sources in California.
The 1.6-mile light rail extension will provide frequent, reliable, sustainable, and safe public transportation, helping residents get to work, schools, healthcare facilities, recreational venues and more between downtown Phoenix and the planned redevelopment of the Metrocenter Mall.
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