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Sept. 29, 2025

Bus

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
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul
New York City (NYC) Gov. Kathy Hochul and NYC Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani addresses a large outdoor rally in front of a crowd holding blue 'Fast Buses' signs, flanked by two mock bus stop poles listing bus rapid transit improvements such as signal priority, rapid bus routes, new buses, and reduced wait times.
The Next Stop: Fast Buses, Better Service initiative calls for improvements along 50 priority corridors, all-door boarding and over 2,000 new buses.
July 9, 2026

Rail

STV
A silver and blue Amtrak GE Genesis P42DC locomotive numbered 112 crosses a small stone and steel bridge over a wooded ravine, with a coach car following behind and green foliage lining the tracks.
The current static frequency converter has reached the end of its useful life, requiring more service to maintain output.
July 22, 2026
Noah Kolenda
The Amtrak Office of Inspector General building.
The report examines previous issues with the NextGen Acela, Airo and long-distance fleet programs to inform future rolling stock procurements.
July 21, 2026
Siemens Mobility
An aerial view of Old Quebec City at dusk, with the Canadian flag flying in the foreground, the Château Frontenac castle hotel dominating the historic skyline, the St. Lawrence River and its port visible in the background, and autumn foliage surrounding the UNESCO World Heritage site.
The companies will collaborate with CDPQ Infra on systems integration, project management and rail technology for Québec City's planned tramway.
July 20, 2026
Maryland Transit Administration
Maryland Transit Administration Purple Line light rail vehicle number 119B, a CAF-built car in white and purple livery, sits at the under-construction Bethesda Station platform, with a colorful cherry blossom-themed station mural visible on the tunnel wall to the left and construction workers visible in the background.
Live wire testing with LRvs evaluates overall system functionality to ensure the vehicles operate smoothly.
July 17, 2026

Technology

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
ITP S3 EP18 graphic.
Infrastructure Technology Podcast
Roads and Bridges Staff Writer Jessica Parks interviews FYLD CEO and Co-founder Shelley Copsey.
July 21, 2026
Masabi
A promotional graphic displaying the logos of St. Louis Metro and Masabi side by side, overlaid on a background image of a hand holding a Justride fare validation device at a transit station.
Riders can now tap to pay their fare at select MetroLink stations, with the rollout extending across the full network over the coming weeks.
July 15, 2026
Detroit Department of Transportation
A Detroit Department of Transportation bus at the new terminal complex facility.
The facility will replace the former Coolidge Terminal that was destroyed by a fire in 2011 and demolished in 2023.
July 10, 2026

Safety & Security

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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
HALOS
Two transit security officers in black uniforms and high-visibility yellow safety vests with badge insignia patrol an escalator at a transit station, one speaking into a radio while the other surveys the surroundings.
Aggressive passenger behavior has become a persistent challenge that brings forth real operational consequences.
July 10, 2026

Management

Maryland Department of Transportation
A Maryland Department of Transportation preliminary rendering of a transit-oriented development at Odenton MARC Station, depicting several mid-rise mixed-use residential buildings surrounding a landscaped green space with walking paths, a playground, and pedestrians, with a MARC commuter rail train visible at the station platform in the foreground.
MDOT selected Mosaic Development Partners JV and Campus Apartments while Prince George’s County selected BSU MARC Community Partners, LLC.
July 22, 2026
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NJ Transit ALP-46 electric locomotive number 4029 in the agency's black, silver, and orange livery sits at a platform at Newark Penn Station, with commuters walking alongside the train and wayfinding signs for PATH, Raymond Boulevard, and the waiting room visible overhead.
The NJ Transit Board adopted a $3.5 billion operating budget and $1.7 billion in capital funding for FY27.
July 21, 2026
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A rounded green entrance kiosk marked 'NJ Transit Penn Station' with the agency's colorful chevron logo sits beneath a modern black steel canopy in Midtown Manhattan, with brick buildings, rooftop water towers and the Hudson Yards skyline visible in the background.
The phase I report highlights platform and wayfinding improvements that can be made to increase capacity and ease of use.
July 20, 2026
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The fare gate area at a Chicago Transit Authority Red Line subway station, with a red overhead sign directing riders to Red Line trains and rows of turnstile-style fare gates equipped with contactless payment readers accepting Ventra, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
The pilot looks to address aging technology and fare evasion in the system.
July 17, 2026