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This transcript from FTA's spring 2016 webinar series details fixed-route requirements, e.g. priority seating in the securement area, alternative transportation when bus lifts malfunction, bus stop obstructions, passenger boarding, etc. under the Americans with Disabilities...
FTA ADA Circular Webinar 1 Transcript: ADA General Requirements, Oversight and Monitoring
ADA Fixed Route Service Requirements
This report summary presents the results of the independent evaluation of the Vehicle Assist and Automation (VAA) Demonstration. The project demonstrated and evaluated a proof-of-concept VAA system in revenue service operations, which included lateral control and precision docking capabilities...
This report presents the results of the VAA project, designed to test lateral guidance/control on a stretch of a high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane and through a toll booth on AC Transit’s M Line, which connects Castro Valley, Hayward, and Union City with San Mateo and Santa Clara counties,...
The report summary provides a description of the Asset Management Guide, which presents a framework for transit asset management tailored to small providers and a master template for developing a Transit Asset Management (TAM) Plan to improve the management of transit assets while meeting...
FTA Letter to WMATA: Urgent Repairs Required Prior to Start Up of WMATA Safe Track Plan
This report provides information on projects funded by the Federal Transit Administration’s Section 5312 program for 2015 and a proposed allocation of appropriated funds for FY 2016. FTA focused eligible projects in three strategic priority areas to promote innovation that improves operations,...
This updated Transit Asset Management Plan (TAM) template serves to assist small transit providers and state Departments of Transportation in developing their TAM Plans according to best practices. The updates allow users to input larger inventories.
Step-by-step guide on how to use the National Transite Database to report safety and security data