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March 25, 2026
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Sept. 29, 2025

Bus

City of Sarnia
The City of Sarnia, Ontario logo, showing the municipal crest beside the wordmark 'Sarnia Ontario' in white on a dark navy background.
The city has modernized facilities, added 20 new buses and made accessibility improvements.
Aug. 12, 2026
Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority
A Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority ACCESS Paratransit van in white and blue livery with its side door open and ADA wheelchair ramp deployed, parked in a transit facility lot with an orange safety cone placed at the base of the ramp.
The new vehicles feature wider seating, an interior slope with supportive handrails and an upgraded ramp.
Aug. 12, 2026
Center for Transportation and the Environment
Montebello Bus Lines hydrogen fuel cell bus number 2039 in a bold blue, white, and gray wave livery with molecular chain graphics and a CH2 hydrogen fuel designation on the roof, parked in front of a hydrogen fueling facility on a clear day in Montebello, Calif.
The buses are set to operate across the entire service network and run complete shifts without needing to refuel.
Aug. 7, 2026
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A woman in a red dress sits inside a New York City Transit bus with a folded stroller secured beside her in the newly designated stroller area, while a man in a suit stands nearby holding a yellow grab bar, with clear signage above explaining stroller securement rules.
The extra space will roll out on a division-by-division basis as buses are retrofitted.
Aug. 7, 2026

Rail

Utah Transit Authority
Utah Transit Authority FrontRunner commuter rail locomotive number 10 in a red, white and blue patriotic livery sits at a station platform with the Wasatch Mountains visible in the background on a clear sunny day, with passengers and a staff member in an orange safety vest visible along the platform.
Once complete, the project will increase the availability, frequency and capacity of commuter trains by at least 60% along the 82-mile FrontRunner rail that services 16 stations...
Aug. 11, 2026
Amtrak
The newly renovated Amtrak platform at Huntingdon, Pa., showing a concrete platform with yellow tactile edge strips, a small brick shelter with a red metal roof, black railings and station signage, with a historic multi-story brick building visible to the left and the tracks curving off into the distance.
The upgrades include level boarding platforms, improved shelters and more accessible paths of travel.
Aug. 7, 2026
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An illuminated blue and white Edmonton Transit Service 'ETS' logo sign mounted on a dark reflective metal panel.
The new contract adds eight more vehicles to the city’s order with Hyundai Rotem Company.
Aug. 4, 2026
Sound Transit
Passengers board and walk alongside Sound Transit Link light rail car 246 at an underground station platform, with the train's doors open and its white, navy, and teal wave livery visible, and the illuminated interior showing seated riders
The Sound Transit Board in May adopted an updated ST3 System Plan to bring the agency’s long-term financial outlook into balance.
Aug. 4, 2026

Technology

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Empty New York City subway platform at the Chambers Street station, with white tile columns, a station wall marked 'Chambers St,' ceiling-mounted security cameras, and visible wear and rust along the walls.
The system would capture platform heat and recycle it to warm nearby municipal buildings.
Aug. 11, 2026
Jen Dakas
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Infrastructure Technology Podcast
Mass Transit Associate Editor Brandon Lewis interviews Stadler Signaling North America CEO Lucy Andre.
Aug. 11, 2026
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
The interior of SEPTA's 11th Street Station on the Market-Frankford Line during a closure for renovation work, showing orange construction fencing, stacked building materials, ladders, exposed masonry walls, and a digital sign reading '11th St Station — L Market-Frankford Line' with an exit sign directing passengers toward 12th & Market Street.
MTA is seeking contractors to design, construct and rehabilitate the Chambers Street J/Z Station while SEPTA will soon break ground on a project to renovate the L Station.
Aug. 10, 2026
Jen Dakas
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Infrastructure Technology Podcast
Brandon Lewis, Jessica Parks and Noah Kolenda team up to challenge Gavin Jenkins' long-standing skepticism toward infrastructure in the Southwest.
Aug. 4, 2026

Safety & Security

Railhead Corp.
The Railhead Corporation logo, featuring a bold black 'R' centered within an orange circle and double black ring, above the company name 'Railhead Corporation' in black italic and spaced capital lettering
The contract comes on the heels of a new federal requirement that all lead passenger locomotives must be equipped with compliant inward- and outward-facing image recording systems...
Aug. 6, 2026
SEPTA
Three SEPTA Transit Police officers stand with their backs to the camera in front of a brick transportation center, wearing blue uniforms, ballistic vests bearing 'Transit Police' identification and duty belts with holstered sidearms.
SEPTA saw double-digit drops in Q2 while CTA saw a violent crime reduction as much as 76%.
July 30, 2026
Noah Kolenda
A wide street-level view of the full facade of 10 G Street NE, Amtrak's headquarters in Washington, D.C., a multi-story brick and stone office building with large curved glass windows, a central entrance canopy, and street trees flanking the exterior.
The report highlights safety, capital investment, financial management, customer service and technology as the railroad's five key priorities over FY 26 and 27.
July 27, 2026
KC Streetcar
A smartphone mockup displaying the KC Streetcar's See Say safety reporting app, featuring the tagline 'Report Concerns Easily, Safely' and two call-to-action buttons — a blue 'Report a Problem' button and a red 'Call 911' button — powered by ELERTS Corp.
The app allows riders to quickly submit reports and photos related to safety concerns, maintenance issues or general comments.
July 27, 2026

Management

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A CTA 'L' train, car 5156, displaying a 'Cottage Grove' destination sign, stopped at an elevated Chicago platform with the agency's blue circular logo on the front car, mid-rise buildings visible in the background.
The CTA has made the Austin Green Line station accessible while SacRT has upgraded two stations to better interface with new rolling stock.
Aug. 12, 2026
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Close-up of an Oklahoma City Streetcar vehicle numbered 201806, showing its green livery, forward-facing security camera, and front windshield with an American flag decal, parked with bare trees and a building in the background.
After a six-month pilot that boosted ridership more than 70%, the authority opted to remain fare-free.
Aug. 11, 2026
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A DART light rail vehicle, numbered 263, rounds a curve on outdoor tracks near overhead catenary wires, with parked cars and mid-rise buildings visible in the background.
DART had its best year since 2019 while KC Streetcar worked to measure satisfaction surrounding new extensions.
Aug. 10, 2026
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
An LA Metro Local bus in the agency's orange and gray livery, bearing a side advertisement for the IMAX film 'Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere,' passes through a Los Angeles intersection with a green-painted bike lane marking in the foreground and mid-rise residential buildings visible in the background.
L.A. County residents can participate by keeping one household car parked at home for five weeks and get around using a form of public transit.
Aug. 10, 2026