This report presents the results of a program that researched, built, and demonstrated a fleet of fuel cell powered buses and hydrogen refueling infrastructure in Delaware over a 17-year period. The program also led to the development of the...

This document summarizes the results of a program that researched, built, and demonstrated a fleet of fuel cell powered buses and hydrogen refueling infrastructure in Delaware over a 17-year period. The program also led to the development of the...

This Passenger Ferry and Ferry Service for Rural Communities Competitive Programs Webinar was held on May 31, 2023, to assist potential applicants responding to the programs'...

WASHINGTON – As part of continuing efforts to strengthen safety for both frontline transit workers and riders across the country, the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Transit Administration (FTA) today proposed an updated version of the...

This document lists the proposed changes to the National Public Transportation Safety Plan.

The City of Huntsville (City) proposes to implement bus rapid transit (BRT) on an 8.9-mile corridor with 32 planned stations between Downtown Huntsville and the Village of Providence, running primarily on University Drive (U.S. Route 72). The project...

In urbanized areas (with a population of 50,000 or more), federal planning law (49 U.S.C. 5303) calls upon local officials to cooperate with states and public transportation providers in undertaking a continuing,...

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Federal requirements regarding transportation planning in metropolitan areas, non-metropolitan areas, and statewide settings is legally established by enabling federal legislation, or statutes....

This Dear Colleague letter informs states and metropolitan planning organizations that FTA has approved a waiver of the non-federal match for the Metropolitan Planning Program and the State Planning and Research Program for Complete Streets planning...

FTA is increasing federal support of planning activities that help communities with lower population densities or lower average incomes, compared to surrounding areas, expand access to public transportation.  This Dear Colleague letter describes...