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CDTA sets agency ridership record

Albany, New York · Albany

CDTA sets agency ridership record

The Capital District Transportation Authority ended its 2025 fiscal year with over 18.4 million boardings throughout the system.Read Article

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Millbrae, California High-Speed Rail Authority reach settlement

Millbrae · Millbrae

Millbrae, California High-Speed Rail Authority reach settlement

Millbrae has reached a settlement agreement with the California High-Speed Rail Authority that will allow the city to develop land west of the Millbrae BART station and keep plans for See the Story

SacRT, city of Sacramento implement bike lane enforcement technology

The technology from Hayden AI will be installed on transit buses to target illegal parking in bike lanes.Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

People on the move: Keolis North America, Cincinnati Metro

Personnel updates from around the public transit industry.Cincinnati · Cincinnati Read Article

Op-Ed: Using micromobility to transform urban transportation

Micromobility options can fill critical gaps in transit networks, providing a sustainable and efficient solution for short-distance travel.United States · United States Read Article

Enhancing railway safety: The benefits of body-worn cameras in mass transit

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

Bodycams are being used to contribute to the safety and security of onboard staff and passengers, as well as frontline station personnel.Trains · Germany See the Story

Representative of financial backer says Texas Central project remains alive

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

AUSTIN, Texas — A representative of the Texas Central project was back in front of a state legislative committee on Thursday (April 17), saying the proposed high-speed rail project is not dead after the federal government rescinded a grant — but also that it is currently “not proposing construction of the project.” The news site The Texan reports that Andy Jent of Kleinheinz General Partners — which recently emerged as the project’s lead financi…Donald Trump · Dallas See the Story

Waymo wants to expand south to San Jose, the Peninsula Hills and other cities

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Despite some issues, Waymo’s San Francisco ridership grew fourfold in the first eight months of 2024.Uber See the Story

Autonomous vehicles move closer as control center opens

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority officially opened a control center Thursday for the city’s first autonomous people mover — another step toward the day when self-driving vehicles could shuttle people around Downtown. JTA CEO Nat Ford opened the center with the words “let the journey begin” and said the service — known as the Ultimate Urban Circulator, or U2C — should start taking riders in June. JTA has been testing autonomous vehicles …Jacksonville, Florida · Jacksonville See the Story

Guest column: SEPTA cuts would derail economic growth and workforce mobility

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

By Laura Manion, Trish McFarland and Bernard Dagenais SEPTA is not just a transit system. It is the lifeblood of our region’s economy, connecting our residents to jobs, our employers to talent, and our communities to opportunity. The proposed devastating cuts to services due to lack of dedicated state funding would be nothing short of catastrophic forthe economy of Pennsylvania, especially for the suburban counties of Chester, Montgomery, Bucks …College Students See the Story

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