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PA: Sen. Costa hopes road-and-bridge funding in transit bill reduces opposition to it

5 days ago | masstransitmag.com | Ford Turner

Democratic Sen. Jay Costa hopes extra provisions added to a bill that puts $293 million into public transit — specifically, ones that arrange for a separate $500 million for road and bridge work — will win over Republican lawmakers and help Pittsburgh Regional Transit maintain service. The bill that passed the House Tuesday would send about $40 million of the $293 million to PRT.
PA: How $2.6 million will make the Lehigh Valley safer for bicyclists and close a key trail gap

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Evan Jones

While cars, trucks and buses are how many get around the Lehigh Valley, quite a few would rather ride a bicycle or walk on a nearby trail. At Wednesday’s Lehigh Valley Transportation Study joint Technical and Coordinating committee meeting, about $2.6 million was approved for projects that educate and encourage children to use bikes, extend the Valley’s trail network — including a much-anticipated connection in Bethlehem — and improve pedestrian safety.
PA: Gov. Shapiro's plan to boost mass transit funding across Pennsylvania passes state House

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Ford Turner

Gov. Josh Shapiro's proposal to pump $292.5 million more into public transit — including about $40 million for Pittsburgh Regional Transit — received final approval Tuesday in a state House vote that was complicated by a major technological glitch. For the second day in a row, an apparent electronic failure affected the function of large display boards in the House chamber that show how lawmakers voted.
Microtransit updates from TriMet, SFMTA, LADOT

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Brandon Lewis

Microtransit updates from TriMet, SFMTA, LADOT TriMet has launched a pilot program for its TriMet NEXT service, SFMTA has expanded the shuttle hours and service zones for its Bayview Shuttle and LADOT has launched a new service area for its LAnow on-demand rideshare program.
Infrastructure Technology Podcast goes inside AT&T’s intelligent video technology

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Brandon Lewis

GJ: And welcome to the Infrastructure Technology Podcast. I'm Gavin Jenkins, and with me as always, we have Brandon Lewis from Mass Transit magazine, Harlee Hewitt from Roads and Bridges. And ladies and gentlemen, we have a special, special podcast today because it is our season one finale, our 12th episode, end of season one. Brandon, give our listeners a little insight into that decision and tell them when we're going to be back.
BART, MARTA approve FY26 operating and capital budgets

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Brandon Lewis

Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) and the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) have approved balanced operating and capital budgets for fiscal year (FY) 2026. BART’s FY26 budget helps close a projected $35 million deficit The BART Board of Directors adopted a balanced budget for FY26. According to BART, the adopted budget protects the agency for one more year before facing a fiscal cliff in FY27 that could have widespread impacts on the Bay Area's greater transportation network.
NM: Progress on contentious Zia Station development moves forward, despite neighbors' complaints

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Mike Easterling

The first phase of a long-planned, mixed-use development adjacent to the New Mexico Rail Runner Express train station on West Zia Road has moved into high gear. Work continues on infrastructure and road improvements at the development, in a busy area of Santa Fe just off South St. Francis Drive, and the construction of a new apartment complex with affordable units has gotten underway.
CA: SMART coalition launches campaign to renew tax that provides operating cash for North Bay passenger rail system

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Austin Murphy

They’ve won seven of their last eight games, but even the San Francisco Giants aren’t having a better spring than the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit system. On May 29, SMART carried its millionth passenger of the fiscal year — a record for the eight-year-old passenger rail service. Two days later, the rail line’s Windsor station officially opened, at long last, for passenger service.
OH: ‘We need this’: Elyria backs extension of popular low-cost transit program

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Hannah Drown

OH: ‘We need this’: Elyria backs extension of popular low-cost transit programThe Elyria Planning Commission unanimously supported a quarter-million dollar funding request Tuesday that would extend a popular new transportation service that has become essential for thousands of local residents.
People on the move: City of Glendale, Cincinnati Metro

2 weeks ago | masstransitmag.com | Brandon Lewis

The city of Glendale, Ariz., and Cincinnati Metro have made new appointments to their respective leadership teams. City of Glendale names next director of transportation Lee, who most recently served as the city’s director of government relations, will manage all facets of the city’s transportation department, which includes its airport and transit services, as well as its pavement management program.