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This matrix outlines the clauses and certifications that FTA recipients and subrecipients must include in third-party contracts awarded under an FTA financial assistance award. It reflects current requirements from the FTA Master Agreement (version 33), 2 CFR Part 200, and other applicable...
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), the designated representative for the multi-state Interstate Bridge Replacement Program (IBR) Team, proposes to replace the aging Interstate 5 (I-5) bridge across the Columbia River with a modern, seismically resilient, multimodal...
FTA’s Joe DeLorenzo, Associate Administrator for Transit Safety and Oversight and Chief Safety Officer, gave an overview of bus transit safety, bus-to-person collisions, transit worker assault, cybersecurity resources, and FTA safety regulatory activities.
Presentation from the Risk-Based Inspection Program Categories 4-6 Webinar.
This presentation summarizes three FTA-hosted sessions with TOD practitioners held during spring 2022 and includes notes on the benefits of TOD, challenges in implementation, common practices and lessons learned.
FTA’s August 2023 Transit Safety and Oversight Spotlight newsletter highlights how Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro), Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) and Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) are addressing public safety through...
This document summarizes the guidebook developed to provide bus transit agencies with leading transit industry practices for performing continuous safety and operational improvements in the deployment of battery electric buses.
This document summarizes the best practices for procuring and maintaining battery electric buses and charging systems to help in U.S. Department of Transportation efforts to support the transition of the nation's transportation systems to electric vehicles and other zero-carbon technologies....
This document summarizes minimum safety and security certification program practices and protocols for transit agencies to verify that battery electric buses and their associated facilities, systems, and equipment are safe for revenue operations.
This issue of the Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan (PTASP) Technical Assistance Center (TAC) Update focuses on recent questions to the TAC.