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To continue providing high-quality customer service and streamlining its processes, FTA has updated its program guidance and award management requirements for several circulars. The update and consolidation of the circulars incorporate provisions from the Fixing America's Surface Transportation...
This document highlights transit bus automation activities from the second quarter of calendar year 2024 (April - June).
FTA's Hope Jensen, Director of the Office of Program Oversight, provided an overview of FTA’s Oversight Review process, top 10 SMR/TR findings and available resources to help transit agencies.
This e-learning course will help grant recipients ensure their procurements are compliant with federal, state, and local procurement rules and regulations. This training will also prepare recipients for FTA audits, particularly Triennials, State Management Reviews, and...
FTA's August 2024 Transit Safety and Oversight Spotlight newsletter highlights FTA's published updates to its safety certification training regulation, Drug & Alcohol newsletter, FTA's 60-years of improving America through public transit, World Day Against Trafficking in Persons and...
FTA's Office of System Safety, Safety Policy Senior Program Analyst Stewart Mader and Safety Data Program Manager Ivey Glendon discussed the state of bus safety, bus collision analysis and assaults on transit workers.
This report presents an overview of the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on transit accessibility and on transit trends. The House and Senate Appropriations Committees directed FTA to 1) report on the ways COVID-19 impacted transit agencies and transit riders throughout the Nation, including...
FTA issues Special Directive 24-7 to require the New York Public Transportation Safety Board (PTSB) to perform additional oversight activities to address an escalating pattern of safety incidents and concerns affecting transit workers at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) New York...