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This report is a culmination of what FTA heard during three listening sessions held in July and August 2021. Transit agencies nationwide — large and small, urban and rural — can consider adapting these practices to renew ridership on their systems.
Thank you to the representatives from dozens of agencies and organizations lent their expertise to FTA’s America’s Open and Transit’s Open national conversation.
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Learn more about FTA's Transit Renewal Initiative.
Welcome Nuria Fernandez, FTA Administrator Moderator Paul Kincaid, FTA Associate Administrator for Communications &...VIA proposes to implement a 10.35-mile Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line from the San Antonio International Airport in the north, through downtown San Antonio, to Steves Avenue in the south. More than 75 percent of the project alignment, 7.95 miles, is in dedicated transit lanes....
This PowerPoint presentation is a comprehensive guide to show users how to register and sign into the TrIAD (Transit Integrated Appian Development) platform using Login.gov. This document applies to TrAMS, NTD, OTrAK, SSOR, DGS, FACES, Transit COVID-19 Response Program, JPC, and BTS users.
This document provides a one-page overview of Login.gov registration and sign-in procedures.
On Sept. 10, 2021, FTA will begin using Login.gov as an authentication service for all applications. Please contact application system owners for more information on the timing of these moves. Users may reference the training materials available below based on the application they would...
This presentation accompanied the 90-minute America’s Open and Transit’s Opening Listening Session 3 held August 13, 2021.
The 2020 Predicted versus Actual Study contains an assessment of the accuracy of predicted capital costs and ridership forecasts for 29 Capital Investment Grant projects opened for revenue service between 2007 and 2015.
This infographic will help you determine whether your agency must develop and implement an Agency Safety Plan to meet the requirements of the Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan (49 CFR Part 673) regulation.