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National Public Transportation Safety Plan
What’s New On April 9, 2024, FTA published an updated version of the National Public Transportation Safety Plan. The plan serves as FTA’s primary guidance document to improve transit safety performance. Federal Register Notice (PDF Download)– Read the National Safety Plan...Frequently Asked Questions: FTA Waiver of Non-Federal Match for Complete Streets Planning
OverviewFTA has approved a waiver regarding federal funding for the Metropolitan Planning Program and State Planning Research Program funds for Complete Streets planning activities. The waiver is available to metropolitan planning organizations and state departments of transportation that...
Tribal Transit Symposium Day 2 Presentations
This includes all presenter slides for Day 2 of the Tribal Transit Symposium.
Tribal Transit Symposium Day 1 Presentations
This includes all presenter slides for Day 1 of the Tribal Transit Symposium.
Core Capacity SCC Workbook for Joint Intercity Rail and Public Transportation Projects
Core Capacity Standard Cost Categories (SCC) worksheets issued by FTA for reporting the capital costs and schedules of proposed Joint Intercity Rail and Public Transportation Projects.
New Starts SCC Workbook for Joint Intercity Rail and Public Transportation Projects
New Starts Standard Cost Categories (SCC) worksheets issued by FTA for reporting the capital costs and schedules of proposed Joint Intercity Rail and Public Transportation Projects.
USDOT Tribal Transit Symposium Listening Session and Upcoming Consultation Backgrounder
This handout describes the goals for the upcoming Tribal Consultation that FTA will undertake in 2023, including structure, topics and questions.
Recent NTD Developments - Frequently Asked Questions
This page will be updated more frequently than the other NTD FAQ page, as it will house questions about recent developments/requirements in the NTD.Dear Colleague Letter: Announcing Guidance Updates Associated with the End of COVID-19 Disaster Declarations
This Dear Colleague letter is to inform recipients they will no longer be able to use annual Section 5307 and non-Tribal 5311 funding at a 100 percent federal share for capital expenditures related to COVID-19 response.