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Bus

NYC DOT
10:39 AMClaude responded: A rendering of a proposed street redesign at the intersection of Flatbush Avenue and Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn, New York.A rendering of a proposed street redesign at the intersection of Flatbush Avenue and Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn, New York. Two center lanes are designated as bus-only and marked in dark red with 'BUS ONLY' text painted on the pavement. A blue New York City Transit bus travels in one of the bus lanes heading toward the camera. Mixed traffic, including a police vehicle and an ambulance, occupies the outer lanes on either side. A glass-enclosed subway entrance structure sits in a pedestrian island in the center of the intersection. Bollards line the edges of the bus lanes. Pedestrians fill the sidewalks and crosswalks. A green-painted bike lane is visible along the left sidewalk. The surrounding urban streetscape includes a mix of low-rise commercial buildings and modern high-rise towers.
The project will add center-running bus lanes and improved pedestrian infrastructure to the street.
April 30, 2026
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A Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority bus.
L.A. Metro bus service will get fans to Los Angeles Stadium up to three hours before kickoff, and the last service will depart up to 120 minutes after the match ends.
April 29, 2026
Valley Metro
A Valley Metro bus.
The contract includes four-year and three-year options, for a total maximum contract term of up to 10 years.
April 29, 2026
NYC DOT
A New York City Transit bus and several cars sit in gridlocked traffic on Madison Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, with luxury storefronts including Fendi visible along the sidewalk.
The project will bring bus lanes from 42nd Street down to 23rd Street along Madison Avenue while preserving parking and pedestrian access.
April 28, 2026

Rail

CTA
An aerial architectural rendering of the proposed 111th Street Station, showing a elevated rail platform with red canopy structures spanning a tree-lined median corridor between dense urban blocks.
The project will add a 5.5-mile connection to the system in the Far South Side of Chicago.
April 29, 2026
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A Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Orange Line stops at Oak Grove Station in Malden, Mass.
The project replaced two deteriorated bridge superstructures that carry vehicles and pedestrians over the MBTA’s Orange Line and Commuter Rail.
April 29, 2026
Gateway Development Commission
The cutterhead for tunnel boring machine S-1431 at the Palisades Portal site.
With this award, six of the 10 construction packages for the Hudson Tunnel Project are now in progress or completed.
April 28, 2026
Siemens Mobility
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has awarded a contract to Siemens Mobility, in collaboration with L.K. Comstock, to modernize New York City’s Fulton-Liberty Lines.
The technology is expected to boost capacity, reduce wait times and provide the flexibility needed to meet future demand on the two subway lines.
April 28, 2026

Technology

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Infrastructure Technology Podcast
Mass Transit Associate Editor Brandon Lewis interviews APTA Vice President of Workforce Development and Educational Services Carita Ducre.
April 28, 2026
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The illuminated red-and-white logo sign of the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) mounted on a pole at street level, photographed at dusk or night in a downtown urban setting. Glass-clad high-rise buildings and a historic brick building are visible in the background, with streetlights and overhead wires reflecting in the glass facade.
The new signs aim to ease trip planning, deliver fuller delay information and strengthen system usability.
April 27, 2026
Golden Empire Transit District
A Golden Empire Transit District zero-emission bus.
The project will support the agency’s growing zero-emission fleet.
April 24, 2026
Chicago Transit Authority
A rendering of a child-sized bench at a CTA station.
The agency will continue expanding its Refresh & Renew program and will invest $6.5 million in rail and bus stop location improvements.
April 23, 2026

Safety & Security

STM
Two STM security officers stand at the top of a bank of escalators as commuters move through a busy metro station concourse, with a yellow 'Circulez' wayfinding stripe visible on the floor above.
The order was extended through April 30, 2027, as the security measure resulted in decreases of disruptive behavior.
April 29, 2026
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
Two Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) Transit Police officers stand near a fare kiosk inside a SEPTA station. Both officers wear black uniforms with body armor, duty belts, and SEPTA Transit Police Department patches. The officer on the left, identified by a nameplate as Bickley, smiles at the camera. The officer on the right, identified as Little, stands with one hand on his vest. A colorful mural and a green door are visible in the background.
The drop includes a 42% reduction of serious crime on the Market-Frankford Line.
April 22, 2026
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has unveiled new bus operator training simulators that the authority says modernizes the bus operator training experience.
The new systems provide a realistic training experience and include operator cabins that replicate the layouts of diesel, hybrid, electric and articulated buses.
April 21, 2026
Metrolinx
Increased officer presence at Union Station is one way Metrolinx continues to make safety a top priority
Metrolinx special constables are working alongside additional paid-duty Toronto police officers to strengthen coordination, lower response times and ensure quicker interventions...
April 21, 2026

Management

HRT
A Hampton Roads Transit fixed-route bus, fleet number 4126, displays Route 24 to Pembroke via Witchduck/Kempsville on its destination sign as it travels along a suburban roadway.
The map acclimates new rides and illuminates the financial conditions the agency is operating in.
April 29, 2026
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A WMATA Metrorail car rests at a station platform, facing the camera with its red headlights on and a destination displayed on the LED header board. The car bears the agency's block 'M metro' logo on its nose. The platform floor features tactile edge strips, and the station's iconic coffered concrete barrel vault ceiling fills the upper right of the frame. The lighting gives the scene a cool blue-and-amber tone.
The new budget will allow the authority to make improvements without raising fares.
April 28, 2026
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A railroad crossing signal assembly photographed from below against a clear blue sky. The X-shaped crossbuck sign reads 'Railroad Crossing' and a rectangular placard below reads '4 Tracks.' Three red warning lights are mounted on the signal mast, and a white metal overhead gantry extends to the right.
The funds will go toward new safety technology and redesigns to split off pedestrian traffic.
April 27, 2026
San Diego Metropolitan Transit System
A rendering of the seven-story affordable housing development.
The development will offer residents direct access to the UC San Diego Blue Line and numerous bus routes.
April 27, 2026