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This fact sheet provides valuable insight into the challenges and effectiveness experienced by transit agencies when using de-escalation training, operator barriers, patrol strategies, and policies and procedures to reduce assaults on transit workers and improve safety.
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This presentation was delivered during a June 17th webinar for potential applicants interested in the FY26 Notice of Funding Opportunity for the Tribal Transit Program. FTA staff covered an overview of the program, project eligibility, evaluation criteria, and application submission instructions...
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LACMTA) proposes to extend LACMTA’s Metro E light rail transit (LRT) line, located in eastern Los Angeles County, through the unincorporated Los Angeles County community of East Los Angeles and the cities of Commerce and Montebello....
The Transit Asset Management Final Rule requires FTA grant recipients to update their TAM plans at least once every four years. This Dear Colleague letter serves to remind chief executive officers and general managers of their responsibility to ensure TAM plans that were developed to comply with...
This presentation was delivered during a June 10th webinar for potential applicants interested in the FY26 Pilot Program for TOD planning Notice of Funding Opportunity. FTA staff covered project eligibility, evaluation criteria, program requirements, and how to submit an application. The...
FTA's Matthew DeDonato, Program Analyst for the Office of Transit Safety Oversight, provided an update on personal and workplace safety and security, data trends, lessons learned, and building a safety culture.
Under the leadership of President Trump and Secretary Duffy, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) is focusing on practical needs—safer systems, cleaner environments, more accessible stations, and more reliable service.
FTA has identified five areas of focus: safety and security;...