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Read this week’s updates with a focus on the Safety Assurance management of change section of Agency Safety Plans.
Featured resources include the Agency Safety Plan Lessons Learned document, Sample List of Documented Safety Risk Management and Safety Assurance Process Elements and...
The Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan (PTASP) regulation (49 CFR Part 673) requires certain operators of public transportation systems that are recipients or subrecipients of FTA grant funds to develop Agency Safety Plans (ASP) that include the processes and procedures necessary for...
The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) provides this sample ASP to assist bus transit providers that do not meet the 49 CFR Part 673 definition of “small public transportation provider.” This document provides an example of how these bus transit providers, which operate 101 or more vehicles...
This listening session held July 31, 2020 focused on how transit agencies support the health, safety, and confidence of transit riders during their COVID-19 recovery efforts. Panelists from the transit industry discussed strategies, service planning, tools, and resources they use to protect...
This July 2020 issue provides important updates regarding the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), including FTA’s COVID-19 Recovery Listening Session series, guidance and resources available on FTA’s COVID-19 website, new Frequently Asked Questions, and transit reopening updates. In...
This Before-and-After study summarizes the predicted versus actual physical scope, capital cost, transit service levels, operating and maintenance costs, and ridership for the South Sacramento Corridor, Phase II Project that opened in 2015.
This Before-and-After study summarizes the predicted versus actual physical scope, capital cost, transit service levels, operating and maintenance costs, and ridership for the Central Corridor Light Rail Transit Project that opened in 2014.
This presentation on Data and Operationalizing from the 2020 TAM Virtual Roundtable was given by Alexi Miller and Alberto Aviles of Houston Metro, Jeri Bernstein of Washington State Ferries, and Michael Quant of Los Angeles Metro.
The purpose of this manual is to provide comprehensive reporting policy and guidance to personnel who submit data to the NTD for urban transit systems operating 30 vehicles in maximum services or for rural transit systems. It may also be useful for agencies which are only required to submit...
This presentation on TAM and Organizational Strategy from the 2020 TAM Virtual Roundtable was given by Hanh Tran of Metro Transit and Alan Lehto of TriMet.