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Discover how Systrans, an Equans company, helped RVTD modernize transit operations with the NAVINEO CAD/AVL platform, improving fleet management, driver support, operational visibility...
July 23, 2026
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Designed for government and transit leaders — including agency executives, CIOs and IT teams, safety leaders, and network engineers — this session is tailored for organizations...
May 1, 2026
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Public transportation is evolving rapidly, are you ready for what comes next? Join industry leaders as they explore the key barriers to transformation and share practical steps...
March 25, 2026
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Empower your transit network with actionable insights to drive ridership, enhance passenger satisfaction, and reduce operating costs.
Sept. 29, 2025
BC Transit
A green and white BC Transit New Flyer battery-electric bus numbered 7503 with 'Welcome Aboard' on its destination sign pulls up to a bus stop, with tall evergreen trees and a grassy area behind.
The new centers will improve regional mobility with more capacity and better amenities for riders and operators.
July 27, 2026
King County Metro Transit
King County Metro RapidRide I Line articulated hybrid-electric bus number 6020 in the signature red and yellow RapidRide livery, displaying 'RapidRide I Line' on its destination board and carrying a bicycle on its front rack, traveling along an urban street lined with red-leafed autumn trees.
When service begins in 2027, the RapidRide I Line will span 17 miles in Renton, Kent and Auburn, Wash.
July 20, 2026
Henry County, Ga.
A new white Henry Connect cutaway bus operated by Henry County Transit, marked with ATL branding, the Henry Connect logo and the phone number 770-288-RIDE, sits parked with its front passenger door open, showing the low-floor entry step.
The new service connects McDonough and Stockbridge, Ga., with a two-hour round trip.
July 14, 2026
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A Red Line Light Rail Train in Downtown Dallas, Texas
Over $1.7 billion was awarded that will support 127 infrastructure projects, including 12 public transit projects.
July 10, 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
Infrastructure Ontario
A large white Herrenknecht tunnel boring machine with a red cutterhead is staged at a manufacturing facility, with a sign reading 'Tunnelling for the Yonge North Subway Extension' and logos of Canada, Ontario, Metrolinx and project partners displayed on the machine's side.
With initial excavation complete, work can begin on boring of the twin subway tunnels.
July 24, 2026
STV
A platform view at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Amtrak/MARC station in Maryland, showing two covered island platforms flanking multiple Northeast Corridor tracks, with catenary wire infrastructure overhead, lush green trees in the background, and wayfinding signage directing passengers toward the elevator, overpasses, and tracks toward Washington.
The new railcars are designed as bi‑directional stainless-steel pairs that prioritize accessibility, operational reliability and a more intuitive rider experience.
July 24, 2026
Boingo
The MTA LIRR logo appears on a wall above arrivals displays.
The upgrades provide a better connectivity experience for passengers and station operations.
July 23, 2026
Salem Area Mass Transit District
Cherriots Regional bus number 364 in a white and teal livery displays Route 80X on its destination board while pulling away from a yellow-framed bus shelter on an overcast day in the Salem, Oregon area.
The new transit center will support smoother connections between local bus routes, paratransit services, biking and micromobility.
July 23, 2026
Culver City
A promotional composite image showing a smartphone displaying the official Culver CityBus transit app with real-time route arrivals for routes 7, 1, and 1C1, superimposed in front of a green Culver CityBus New Flyer electric bus parked outdoors, with the tagline 'Doing Our Share for Clean Air' visible on the bus exterior.
Culver City has added the Transit app to the Culver CityBus experience while rabbittransit has added Modeshift's account-based ticketing technology to its transit system.
July 23, 2026
City of Windsor
A city of Windsor Transit bus number 444 with a white exterior and green, yellow, and blue horizontal striped livery displays '1A Transway' on its destination board while stopped at a transit terminal, with a front-mounted bicycle rack and ADA accessibility symbol visible.
The expansion increases the terminal's capacity from six to nine bus bays, improving operational flexibility and supporting more efficient transit operations.
July 22, 2026
Jen Dakas
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Infrastructure Technology Podcast
Roads and Bridges Staff Writer Jessica Parks interviews FYLD CEO and Co-founder Shelley Copsey.
July 21, 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
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A red and white Toronto Transit Commission Flexity streetcar numbered 4570 travels along a street-level dedicated right-of-way in Toronto, with the CN Tower visible in the distance and traffic signals and trees flanking the tracks.
The pilot adds cameras to four streetcars for a nine-month trial of the enforcement program.
July 21, 2026
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An overhead view of a blue and orange Metra commuter rail F40 locomotive numbered 210 sitting on track in a Chicago rail yard, coupled to bilevel gallery coaches, with additional tracks and equipment visible around it.
The new hardware enables the agency’s drone fleet to host new sensors and cover more flyable distance.
July 20, 2026
Denver Regional Transportation District
A Denver Regional Transportation District train.
The program has public elevator doors remain open when not in use to deter criminal activity at stations.
July 13, 2026
Noah Kolenda
The U.S. Capitol Building's east front, showing the columned Senate wing at left, the central dome topped by the Statue of Freedom and an American flag flying above, with pedestrians walking across the plaza in the foreground.
The new tool centralizes and simplifies NTD data for easier review.
July 24, 2026
Brandon Lewis
Nat Ford (top left), Rob Klovsky (bottom left), Garrett Riley (middle) and Thomas Jensen (right).
Personnel updates from around the public transit industry.
July 24, 2026
Noah Kolenda
The mass transit logo is displayed over a line of text reading 'Call for APTA Expo product submissions.'
Mass Transit is accepting product submissions for an editorial preview.
July 24, 2026
Charleston County
A downtown area shuttle sits parked betweeen two other buses.
If approved, the measure would generate an expected $4.25 billion over 25 years.
July 23, 2026