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Asset Inventory Reporting Manual and Templates
Transit Asset Management Facilities Form (A-15) Template Transit Way Mileage Form (A-20) Template Revenue Vehicle Inventory Form (A-30) (Full) Template Revenue Vehicle Inventory Form (A-30) (Reduced) Template Service Vehicles Form...After Congress appropriates funding annually, FTA apportions the formula program funds to states, urbanized areas, territories, and Indian tribes based upon various criteria. Visit the Apportionments pages to learn more. The table below shows the states, urbanized areas, and...
This 2021 Final Report presents the findings from FTA’s compliance review of the Guam Regional Transit Authority's implementation of the Americans with Disabilities Act paratransit eligibility and service requirements.
Transcript for the Federal Mask Requirement Transit Leadership Roundtable from February 16, 2021.
Transcript for the Federal Mask Requirement Stakeholder Call from February 9, 2021.
Transcript for the Federal Mask Requirement Stakeholder Call from February 2, 2021.
This article focuses on the identification of hazards related to operator assaults through the Safety Risk Management process. It originally appeared in the February 2021 issue of the TSO Spotlight.
A map of the Transportation Security Administration's Surface Operations inspector contacts.
This February 16, 2021 Dear Colleague letter rescinds a Dear Colleague letter issued on June 29, 2018.
This document provides information on transit bus automation pilot projects, demonstrations and tests domestically and internationally. The information in this document is gathered from publicly available sources (e.g., news articles, press releases, and government websites) and may not...