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ND: Bismarck panel highlights obstacles to accessible public transportation

3 days ago | masstransitmag.com | Zachary Weiand

Bismarck residents on Thursday had the opportunity to hear from a panel of local experts about barriers that may be limiting public transportation in the community and ways those barriers could be addressed. The Human Relations Committee hosted a conversation on public transportation, covering topics such as accessibility issues to public transit and solutions on how to limit these barriers.
New York City’s FY26 enacted budget includes investments in public transit

4 days ago | masstransitmag.com | Brandon Lewis

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has signed the state’s fiscal year (FY) 2026 enacted budget that includes investments in New York City’s public transportation system, statewide transit and state and local roads and bridges. “No matter how they choose to travel, New Yorkers deserve a transportation network they can trust,” said Gov. Hochul.
MT: Mineral County transit hub adds new 12-passenger bus

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Monte Turner

MT: Mineral County transit hub adds new 12-passenger busNear Mineral Community Hospital along I-90, a new transit facility for the Mineral County Pioneer Council is under construction. Source Clark Fork Valley Press & Mineral Independent, Plains, Mont. (TNS)Near Mineral Community Hospital along I-90, a new transit facility for the Mineral County Pioneer Council is under construction.
People on the move: Denver RTD, Lawrence Transit, L.A. Metro, NCTD, SJJRC

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Brandon Lewis

The Denver Regional Transportation District (RTD), city of Lawrence, Kan., Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (L.A. Metro), North County Transit District (NCTD) and San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission (SJRRC) have made new appointments to their respective leadership teams. Denver RTD selects next CFO Denver RTD has selected Kelly Mackey as the agency’s next CFO.
PA: Bellefonte drops CATA services, will start ‘experimental’ partnership with county

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Jacob Michael

After months of negotiations between CATA and Bellefonte Borough’s Transportation Task Force, the borough council voted unanimously Monday to end its partnership with the authority and is now looking toward the county to help fill its public transit needs. With CATA’s Bellefonte services — the Bellefonte/Benner B-Line and CATAGo — ending on July 1, the council has entered into a new partnership with the Centre County Office of Transportation.
MI: $12M federal grant awarded to Flint MTA to expand services, replace vehicles

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Dylan Goetz

MI: $12M federal grant awarded to Flint MTA to expand services, replace vehiclesA $12 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration will allow the Flint Mass Transportation Authority to expand service routes and upgrade buses and facilities.
CA: On May the Fourth, a themed ride transformed a BART train for 90 minutes

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Olivia Hebert

Families and Force users of all ages packed the MacArthur BART station, wearing everything from handmade helmets to store-bought robes for a 90-minute ride honoring the beloved "Star Wars" saga. Following the sold-out success of BART's Valentraine, officials launched a new themed journey packed with trivia, a costume contest and even a Chewbacca roar-off.
NY: Area officials concerned about Amtrak repair schedule

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Joe LoTemplio

Repairs to Amtrak train routes in New York City could have an impact on other routes, raising concerns among state and local leaders about reliable transportation this summer. Gov. Kathy Hochul is calling on Amtrak to reevaluate its plan to fully shut down the East River Tunnels as it undertakes its latest rehabilitation project and consider shifting instead to a ‘repair in place’ method — with construction happening during nights and weekends — to maintain normal train schedules.
TX: Longtime rail service connecting Texas to Oklahoma could end soon

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Timothy Malcolm

This year, the Texas legislature is busy doing everything from funding school vouchers to attempting to rid bookstores of texts politicians deem "obscene." Amid this flurry of legislation, Texas lawmakers also may be responsible for cutting a vital connection between the state and its neighbors to the north. Rail travel supporters are worried that the future of Amtrak's Heartland Flyer service is in jeopardy.
MA: Mom friendly bus boarding puts glide in MeVa ride

1 week ago | masstransitmag.com | Terry Date

A mom- and child-friendly change to rules for boarding MeVa buses now lessens fuss and removes a potential stressor on rides. At least most of the time. MeVa’s open stroller policy went into effect two weeks ago. It allows people, typically moms, to roll strollers, with their children secured in them, directly on MeVa buses. Previous to the policy change the parent or caretaker had to remove the child from the stroller and fold it before boarding and then stow it under the bus seat once aboard.