Closure of Immediate Action Letter from September 14, 2023

FTA communications with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority regarding the closure of Immediate Action Letter from September 14, 2023.

2025 APTA Mobility Conference

Responses to General Directive 24-1: Required Actions Regarding Assaults on Transit Workers

FTA's Associate Administrator and Chief Safety Officer Joe DeLorenzo presented transit worker safety trends and actions, safety risk assessments, outlined example mitigation strategies and provided resources.

APTA Mobility Conference Update to the Bus Safety Committee

FTA's Associate Administrator and Chief Safety Officer Joe DeLorenzo provided an overview of bus safety data, bus-to-privately owned vehicles collisions, and an update on transit worker assaults and cybersecurity.

APTA Safety Spotlight Webinar

FTA’s Joe DeLorenzo, Associate Administrator for Transit Safety and Oversight and Chief Safety Officer, provided an overview of the Rail Transit Roadway Worker Protection Final Rule and a data analysis of Bus-to-Privately Owned Vehicles collisions.

FY25 Comprehensive Review Contractor’s Manual

The FY25 Comprehensive Review Contractor’s Manual conveys FTA’s expectations of our oversight contractors for assessing compliance of FTA recipients. Each question in the contractor’s manual includes:

FTA Master Agreement (version 32, changes)

This document shows changes FTA made to its Master Agreement version 32 compared to version 31.

FTA Master Agreement (version 32, March 26, 2025)

This is the Federal Transit Administration Master Agreement FTA MA(32) that applies to projects financed with federal funds beginning on the effective date of the Master Agreement, until the Master Agreement version is superseded.

Blue Hill Avenue Transit Action Plan Profile

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) proposes to implement bus rapid transit along Blue Hill Avenue in Boston between Warren Street and Mattapan Square.

Northwest BRT Project Profile

The Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) proposes to implement bus rapid transit (BRT) running from Downtown Columbus to the Bethel Road Park and Ride.