Caltrans (California Department of Transportation)

The $166 million project will begin with installments of steel pipes into the ground to provide the foundation needed to construct a temporary construction platform.

The funding brings the state’s total investment in transportation projects to more than $1 billion in the past decade.

The Caltrans Sustainable Community grants support the agency’s efforts to improve safety, enhance transit connections and meet the community’s mobility needs.

All seven trainsets are ADA-accessible and are expected to be in operation on the San Joaquins line by the end of 2025.

The new order for hydrogen-powered trainsets from Stadler will be delivered in 2027.

NCTD will use the funding to enhance the pedestrian tunnel to be more welcoming and aesthetically pleasing, improving safety and the customer experience.

California is one of the first states to integrate the federal government’s secure Login.gov sign-in service, enabling older adults to tap to pay a discounted bus fare at participating...

The Operational Data Standard leverages the existing GTFS standard for transit service information and extends it to include data about personnel, scheduled maintenance and non...

The policy is designed to ‘reduce dependence on driving without sacrificing mobility and accessibility.’

The projects will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve transportation sustainability by providing new and expanded bus and rail service for disadvantaged and low-income...