ID 274179022 © Oasisamuel | Dreamstime.com
A blue and white Edmonton Transit Service Bombardier Flexity light rail vehicle pulls into a downtown Valley Line station, with workers in high-visibility vests on the platform and Edmonton's downtown skyline visible behind.
The city says bringing operations in-house will allow for greater flexibility and value.
ID 78196747 © Eq Roy | Dreamstime.com
A New Jersey Transit commuter train on the Northeast Corridor line stopped on the tracks at the Princeton Junction station.
Atlanta Beltline | Erin Sintos
A green ATLSpoke autonomous shuttle from Beep sits parked in front of a colorful 'Greetings From West End' postcard-style mural in Atlanta's Westside neighborhood, with rooftop sensors and lidar equipment visible on the vehicle.
Hampton Roads Transit
Hampton Roads Transit GoMobile app graphic.
ID 156793242 © David Tonelson | Dreamstime.com
An OCBus parked in a lot at ARTIC, located in Anaheim, Calif.

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Bus

San Mateo County Transit District
The San Mateo County Transit District Board of Directors adopted a local investment plan framework to guide how it would invest potential local funding generated by the Connect Bay Area sales tax ballot measure, should voters approve it this November.
The framework would allow SamTrans to improve bus service, neighborhood coverage and bus stops.
June 9, 2026
Denver Regional Transportation District
Denver Regional Transportation District’s latest customer and community surveys show that satisfaction with the agency’s bus and rail services exceeds national averages in several key areas.
Findings from the surveys indicate an improvement in perceptions of Denver RTD bus and rail services.
June 4, 2026
Denver RTD
Denver RTD staff in hard hats and high-visibility vests gather alongside a teal and silver New Flyer Free MetroRide bus marked 'Instruction Bus' as it pulls up to a platform along the East Colfax Bus Rapid Transit corridor in Denver.
The contract is set not to exceed $66.9 million and offers options for an additional 80 buses.
June 2, 2026
Foothill Transit
bus yard at sunset with panoramic view
Lessons learned include using a phased deployment of various zero-emission technologies to reduce operational risk and allow staff to adapt to new fleet parameters gradually.
June 2, 2026

Rail

MTA
MTA construction workers examine construction progress in the new tunnel.
The project will extend Q train service from 96 Street north to 125 Street, west on 125 Street to Park Avenue.
June 10, 2026
CHSRA
An aerial view of the California High-Speed Rail Authority's Central Valley construction site, showing rows of red ballast hopper cars staged alongside parallel sections of prepared trackbed and rail awaiting installation, with surrounding farmland and an irrigation channel to the right.
The board action follows completion of track installation at the 150-acre southern railhead facility in Kern County, Calif.
June 4, 2026
Erin Brown
Federal legislation update graphic.
The House T&I Committee’s bill for surface transportation reauthorization advanced out of committee, setting the stage for what's to come with passenger rail programs.
June 3, 2026
Sound Transit
Two new Sound Transit Sounder bilevel commuter rail cars in blue, teal and white wave-pattern livery sit on a rail yard track, with an Amtrak locomotive and additional Sounder equipment visible to the left.
The Alstom cars were bought in partnership with other agencies to reduce unit price.
June 3, 2026

Technology

Penn Transformation
A rendering of the redeveloped Penn Station.
The completed station will reduce congestion, eliminate dead ends, improve visibility and expand waiting areas throughout the station.
June 10, 2026
Moovit
A Moovit and Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority collaboration graphic.
The app brings the agency’s six standalone applications into one platform for planning and paying across modes of transportation.
June 10, 2026
Axon Vibe
A promotional graphic for the Go NYC transit app reading 'All your transit in one app,' with App Store and Google Play download badges and a screenshot of the app showing a subway and bus map of Grand Central-42 St with real-time service alerts.
The apps seek to make travel throughout the Los Alamos and New York City regions more convenient and streamlined.
June 9, 2026
Jen Dakas
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Infrastructure Technology Podcast
This is Part I of a two-part discussion examining the infrastructure implications of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
June 9, 2026

Safety & Security

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority ambassadors.
The new law enforcement officers will play a critical role in shaping the department’s culture, policies and community-focused approach from the ground up.
June 10, 2026
Toronto Transit Commission
The Toronto Transit Commission's bike‑based Special Constables Core Response Unit.
The agency is launching a bike‑based Special Constables Core Response Unit to patrol the downtown core using bicycles and trying a drone pilot program in select locations.
June 9, 2026
Bay Area Rapid Transit
Bay Area Rapid Transit is testing a new look on fare gates at nine stations as part of an ongoing effort to explore new and creative revenue opportunities as the agency faces a structural deficit starting in fiscal year 2027.
The nine fare gates are currently wrapped with advertising on their clear plexiglass doors and metal consoles to understand how the wrap material will perform in real-world conditions...
June 5, 2026
CATS
Both overall system crime and assaults on transit operators and passengers dropped more than 60% year over year.
Through new partnerships and initiatives, the agency has seen a near 70% drop in crime on the Blue Line and in operator assaults.
June 1, 2026

Management

ID 415489723 © Leonid Andronov | Dreamstime.com
Two Caltrain trains sit next to each other at a station against a clear blue sky.
The budget sustains service for FY27, but Caltrain still needs new support for 2028 and beyond.
June 10, 2026
ID 425195689 © Walter Cicchetti | Dreamstime.com
Two orange and silver LA Metro Local buses operate in downtown Los Angeles, with a Route 20 bus to Westwood stopped at a crosswalk in the foreground and a Route 16 bus to 6th-Los Angeles pulling up to a stop in the background, alongside cars on a multi-lane street.
The agency was able to greenlight the new budget while maintaining core services and avoiding service cuts.
June 9, 2026
Noah Kolenda | Datawrapper
A choropleth map of the United States tracking 2026 transit ballot measures by county. Counties are color-coded by outcome: green indicates a measure passed; red indicates a measure failed; blue indicates an election is pending; purple indicates mixed results; and yellow indicates a measure is pending approval for the ballot. Activity is concentrated in the West, particularly in Washington, Oregon and California, with additional measures in New Mexico, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia and the Southeast. The majority of counties are gray, indicating no tracked measure.
Updated 6/8: Stay up to date on all the places transit will be on the ballot.
June 8, 2026
King County Metro
A free-standing Throne self-cleaning public restroom unit sits on the sidewalk at King County Metro's Aurora Village Transit Center, with the center's curved entrance signage at left and a red and yellow RapidRide E Line bus to downtown Seattle at a stop on the right.
The restrooms are accessible by text, app or tap card and monitor inappropriate use via more than 20 integrated sensors.
June 8, 2026