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FTA sent an Immediate Action Letter to clarify the restriction on the use of lone workers within the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) system issued by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA).
The Spokane Transit Authority (STA) proposes to implement a bus rapid transit (BRT) service on the Division Street Corridor, in Spokane, Washington. The corridor runs approximately 10 miles from Downtown Spokane in the south to suburban Mead in the north, primarily along Division Street, the...
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Transit Administration today announced $9.9 million in grants to 22 American Indian Tribes and Alaska Native communities to improve their public transit systems. The competitive grants under FTA's Tribal Transit Program allow Tribes to...
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State Project Sponsor Project Description Funding AK Healy Lake Village Healy Lake Village will receive funding to purchase and operate an accessible, all-weather van to provide a new...FTA hosted a webinar to discuss transit rail grade crossing safety from both operational and public education and outreach perspectives. FTA provided an overview and the Center for Urban Transportation Research and MxV Rail highlighted research on engineering aspects related to rail grade...
FTA’s September 2023 Transit Safety and Oversight Spotlight newsletter highlights the issuance of Safety Advisory 23-1: Bus-to-Person Collisions in the Federal Register and FTA's resources in support of Operation Lifesaver Inc.'s Rail Safety Week.
To promote equity in public transportation, FTA is highlighting federal grant programs that can be used to provide paratransit service to eligible riders on a real-time basis and/or allow for intermediate stops.
FTA issued Safety Advisory 23-1 to recommend that transit agencies that provide bus service consider mitigation strategies to reduce bus-to-person collisions.
The City of Tucson proposes to implement an approximately five-mile-long bus rapid transit project between the Tohono T’adai Transit Center in northern Tucson and the Ronstadt Transit Center in Downtown Tucson.
FTA sent an Immediate Action Letter to MBTA about preventing train collisions with workers.