Dan Zukowski

A series of projects will increase capacity for Amtrak and commuter rail service in Northern Virginia and the Washington, D.C., area.

Diverse coalitions helped get the nation’s first congestion pricing program implemented. Other cities can follow their lead and see similar benefits, says the leader of a transit advocacy group.

Broad-based coalitions must raise awareness of the industry, create training and employment programs and embrace artificial intelligence to grow the U.S. water infrastructure workforce.

“These reckless proposals would devastate Americans in cities, suburbs, and rural communities across the country,” said the American Public Transportation Association president.

Increased traffic collisions, workplace injuries and air pollution are tied to last-mile delivery operations, the comptroller’s report says.

A November 2026 ballot measure would tax San Francisco and five Bay Area counties to help Caltrain and Bay Area Rapid Transit close their budget gaps.

Overwhelming demand plagued the program, but it could return in “future years,” according to the California Air Resources Board.

With a 60% increase in bus docks and better connections with the train station, the South Station bus terminal will enable growth for the bus carriers, its general manager said.

The legislation averts proposed service cuts and fare hikes with $1.5 billion in funding for Chicago’s public transit network.

Verra Mobility will add 450 more signalized intersections as part of an expanded agreement with the city's transportation department.

A construction engineer by trade, Ian Choudri hired a new team, reworked the project plan and says it’s time to “build more and go forward.”

AI, automated traffic enforcement and connected vehicle technology are some of what cities and counties are trying to make their streets safer.

A $2.72 billion project to replace diesel trains with electric trains on the San Francisco Bay Area commuter railroad increased train service, attracting more riders.

Additional passenger rail service will help alleviate sold-out Amtrak trains and reduce fares while tunnel repairs limit operations in New York City.

Six months into the city’s speed camera program, drivers are operating below the speed limit at 15 measured sites.

San José, California, is testing AI and cameras to identify and quickly alert the city to potholes and other dangerous street issues.

With liability insurance costs expected to rise nearly 24% next year, a bipartisan bill would give Amtrak, Brightline and commuter rail operators more time to obtain it.

The proposed intercity bus and Amtrak station next to the restored Michigan Central Station “will grow our regional economy,” said Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

Businesses and the Washington, D.C., government formed a Mobility Innovation District to launch a pilot shuttle service.

Hope now rides with the Illinois General Assembly to provide state funding that could prevent rail and bus service cuts.