#public-transportation

#public-transportation

State, county, and local officials have called for better accountability and transparency regarding the replacement of tracks linked to the PATH derailment in Hoboken on July 12.

Summer Streets reimagines our public space as a shared resource, turning city streets into corridors of movement, culture and creativity, said Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez.

"SEPTA is entering a new phase of growth and accountability - one that places a renewed focus on teamwork, communication, and service delivery."

The popular Muni Heritage Weekend will take place on September 20-21, 2025, featuring rides on vintage streetcars and buses at the San Francisco Railway Museum.

Residents in Canarsie, Brooklyn have long advocated for NYC Ferry service, viewing their neighborhood as a transportation desert with limited public transit options.

Brightline, South Florida's higher-speed luxury commuter train, is reported to be the deadliest train line in the United States, according to a yearlong investigation.

The initiative is supported by a total investment of €15 million, financed through Italy's National Recovery and Resilience Plan and the National Strategic Plan for Sustainable Mobility.

The Eastridge to BART Regional Connector Project (EBRC) is a significant public transportation initiative in East San Jose, spanning 2.4 miles with new VTA stations.

The Staten Island Ferry terminal in Lower Manhattan has become a refuge for many homeless individuals, indicating a persistent crisis in New York City.

London is making internet and signal blackouts on the tube a thing of the past. Over the past couple of years TfL has gradually been rolling out 4G and 5G coverage on the London Underground, with key lines now boasting sections with high-speed internet coverage.

The Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) strategy aims to enhance bus riding experiences citywide by introducing center-aligned bus lanes for efficient travel.

Yappy Hour on July 12 at Humane Society Silicon Valley connects new foster parents with potential dogs. Attendees will meet the foster team and mentors while participating in training.

At the moment, we're missing 3,000 bikes, out of the fleet of some 20,000 regular and electric bicycles, said Sylvain Raifaud, head of the Agemob company that operates the Velib system.

The typical new car today costs almost $49,000 - near a record high. Used cars are also flirting with all-time highs. That's because car prices skyrocketed during the pandemic and have hardly fallen since, making car ownership one of the biggest financial burdens Americans face.

Transit has been an essential part of my life, connecting me to school, work, and opportunities. Without it, I wouldn’t have graduated debt-free.

Zohran Mamdani’s proposal for free public buses in NYC aims to increase ridership among low-income populations, enhance efficiency, and reduce assaults on drivers.

Japan's Shinkansen bullet train system, carrying 350 million passengers annually, has achieved zero injuries since 1964, showcasing its safety and efficiency.

Laketran appointed three board members, including Dione DeMitro, to enhance community-focused public transportation oversight in Lake County.

This 40 percent rise will come as an unwelcome shock to constituents, especially those who rely on the crossing for work or family commitments.

The nearly 50-year-old Bay Area tradition of Casual Carpool, or getting rides to work with complete strangers who want carpool-lane privileges, was discontinued once the pandemic hit.

The achievements and legacies of our awardees inspire us all to continue striving for excellence in our industry and to making a lasting impact on the lives of countless individuals.

A van on fire near King's Cross Station caused significant smoke, leading to road closures and bus diversions, but did not disrupt rail services.

The High Court granted DART+ West permission to proceed after two businesses withdrew their judicial reviews, important for the project's next steps towards expansion.

Port Authority chairman Kevin O'Toole stated, "Yes, there will be some temporary inconvenience, but it's all part of building an airport our region can be proud of."

The SF Municipal Transit Agency is facing a $50 million deficit for the current year, projected to rise to $320 million next fiscal year, prompting significant service cuts.