How U.S. transit agencies plan and coordinate multimodal transportation amid funding and legal uncertainty.
In Focus
Unifying fragmented agency data into real-time intelligence to help transit agencies identify emerging issues and inform proactive solutions.
A four-year reform process, $1.5 billion in new funding, and one early sign it isn't as durable as it looks.
Depressed fare revenue and rising costs have turned transit-oriented development from a planning concept into a financial strategy.
The technology argument is over with ABT becoming routine, the vendor-risk argument is growing as the market consolidates around fewer vendors.
Agencies are moving fast on account-based ticketing — security planning, incident response, and vendor notification terms haven't caught up.
The purpose, the pushback, and why the bipartisan bill that came first matters more than the letter that came after.
Automation succeeds in the US on new-build systems and now the first domestic template for retrofitting a legacy rail system is public.
Aging fleet and uncertain funding push transit agencies to extend asset life with new technologies for asset management.
AI is enabling agencies to move beyond digitization toward prediction, automation, and optimization.