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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
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Debunk common misconceptions about open loop payments to drive ridership, enhance passenger experience, and streamline operations.
Sept. 29, 2025
NYC DOT
An MTA bus travels in a red-painted offset bus lane on Lexington Avenue in Manhattan, with construction equipment and workers visible in the background. Large white planters with greenery line the sidewalk to the left. A yellow taxi is partially visible on the right.
The upgrade aims to speed up bus service and decrease pedestrian injuries along the eight-block stretch.
May 18, 2026
NYC DOT
An MTA articulated bus (fleet number 6274) travels along a congested urban street in Queens, New York, surrounded by heavy car traffic. Green traffic signals are visible overhead, and a mix of commercial signage — including multilingual signs in English, Hindi and Arabic — lines the sidewalk. A large brick building with rooftop graffiti dominates the background under a partly cloudy sky.
The project aims to speed up bus service in the area, which can drop to speeds as low as 2.7 miles per hour.
May 15, 2026
Schunk Transit Solutions
Schunk Transit Solutions has installed 123 inverted pantographs at King County Metro’s Tukwila Base bus depot.
Pittsburgh Regional Transit
Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus.
The agency recorded 485,000 rides between April 23-25, a 51% increase compared to the average ridership for two typical weekdays and one Saturday in March.
May 14, 2026
Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority
HR4000 test train arriving at Wilshire/La Brea station platform.
Riders can now go from Downtown Los Angeles to Beverly Hills in 20 minutes.
May 15, 2026
City of Edmonton
A rendering shows a light rail vehicle crossing the new Blackmud Creek LRT bridge alongside a multi-lane highway in Edmonton, Alberta, with pedestrian and cycling paths and a green river valley corridor visible between the two structures.
The installation allows crews to proceed with formwork and pouring of the top bridge deck.
May 14, 2026
Clever Devices
Sacramento Regional Transit District has selected Clever Devices to implement a modernized real‑time train information and passenger communications system across its light-rail network.
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A modern New Jersey Transit light-rail commuter train at the Washington Park Station on Broad Street in Newark, N.J.
The plan is a comprehensive roadmap that outlines immediate investments in cleanliness, accessibility, public safety and the digital experience.
May 13, 2026
Transit Tech Lab
The Transit Tech Lab has selected 18 companies to collaborate with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, NYC Department of Transportation, New Jersey Transit and the NYC Department of Design and Construction as part of the program’s eighth annual challenge cycle.
This year’s two challenges are focusing on technologies designed to help the transit agencies improve infrastructure management, modernize data and update workflow processes. ...
May 15, 2026
Moovit
Broward County Transit has rebranded its mobile app to streamline fare collection.
Riders can now plan trips, track buses and pay fares through a single app that integrates Google-powered trip planning with Apple Pay and Google Pay support.
May 13, 2026
Port Authority Transit Corporation
The Port Authority Transit Corporation has opened its new Operations Control Center in Lindenwold, N.J.
The new center serves as the central hub for monitoring and managing PATCO train operations, communications, customer service coordination, incident response and operational oversight...
May 12, 2026
Jen Dakas
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Infrastructure Technology Podcast
Mass Transit Associate Editor Brandon Lewis interviews Jackie Strohmeyer, a recent graduate from the University of New Orleans.
May 12, 2026
Seattle Department of Transportation
People riding a bike and scooter in a protected bike lane in Downtown Seattle.
The permit now requires bike and scooter share companies to use new technology that detects when someone on a scooter is skidding, jumping or riding recklessly on a sidewalk....
May 18, 2026
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trains and passengers in a WMATA underground rail station
Reducing the time between the first shot and an informed response is one of the most effective ways to limit harm in dense, complex transit environments.
May 15, 2026
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A pole-mounted Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) logo sign is photographed at dusk in downtown Toronto. The red-and-white emblem — a stylized shield with interlocking 'T' and 'C' letters flanked by horizontal speed lines — is illuminated from behind, making it glow against a blue-toned urban backdrop. Behind the sign, a mix of older brick buildings and modern glass-curtain-wall towers line the street, their windows lit from within. Overhead wires cross the frame, suggesting a streetcar corridor.
The program expansion will see almost 150 new station staff members wearing the cameras.
May 14, 2026
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A new Bombardier-made Toronto Transit Commission streetcars on the King street in Toronto.
The ambassadors will be positioned at high-traffic locations during the tournament to answer customer questions, provide directions and offer support.
May 12, 2026
Noah Kolenda | Created with Datawrapper
A choropleth map of the United States showing the status of 2026 transit ballot measures by county. Counties are color-coded as passed (green), failed (red), mixed (purple) or pending (light blue). Measures are concentrated in the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, West Virginia, Arizona and California, with the majority of decided measures located in Ohio, Michigan and West Virginia.
Stay up to date on all the places transit will be on the ballot.
May 18, 2026
Utah Department of Transportation
The Utah Department of Transportation has issued a decision on the Big Cottonwood Canyon Environmental Assessment.
The decision allows the agency to begin final design, right of way acquisition and construction of transportation improvements to reduce winter congestion in Big Cottonwood Canyon...
May 18, 2026
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Two MTA New York City Transit articulated buses — one marked 'Select Bus Service' (fleet number 6175) and one in standard blue livery (fleet number 7944) — are stopped at a bus terminal with glass-enclosed shelters and route signage. An elevated rail structure is visible to the left, and a city skyline rises in the background under a clear blue sky at golden hour.
The materials were generated through agency surveys and employee interviews.
May 15, 2026
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Test your knowledge on this week's headlines from PATCO, NJ Transit, PRT and more.
May 15, 2026