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FTA's Associate Administrator for Transit Safety and Oversight and Chief Safety Officer, Joe DeLorenzo, provided updates to the APTA Rail Safety Committee on rail safety data trends, street-running rail, rail transit roadway worker protection, trespass and suicide prevention, National Transit...
FTA's Associate Administrator for Transit Safety and Oversight and Chief Safety Officer, Joe DeLorenzo, provided updates to the APTA Bus Safety Committee Meeting on bus safety data trends, transit worker assault, National Transit Database reporting, cybersecurity and more.
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This letter summarizes updates regarding grant Milestone Progress Reports (MPR) and Federal Financial Reports (FFR).
The FTA Major Event Playbook is a practical guide with key considerations to help public transportation agencies navigate federal transit requirements as they relate to hosting major events.
Across the United States, planned major events — ranging from international sporting events to large-scale cultural gatherings — draw millions of visitors and capture global attention. Public transportation is critical to the success of events, serving as a primary means of moving people safely...
USDOT is calling on state leadership to provide safety plans in addition to dollars—to address system’s severe safety failures
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy shared an update on the Department's call to action for state...
This document shows changes FTA made to its Master Agreement version 34 compared to version 33.
On November 4, 2025, the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island issued a decision addressing a U.S. Department of Transportation (“DOT”) grant condition requiring recipients to...