The Federal Transit Administration has committed $1.97 billion to extend the CTA Red Line south to 130th Street, a key source of funding that will allow the long-awaited project to move forward. Th… ...

The city is hoping to secure more than $15 million in federal grants to improve transit services, focusing on boosting ...

Oregon transit agencies have announced they are reducing service due to the funding uncertainty caused by an ongoing legal ...

The Federal Transit Administration is set to inspect the MBTA’s transit operations and maintenance programs, citing concerns about safety and oversight. In a letter to T General Manager Steve ...

The 90-page report from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) comes after a two-month investigation. It issued several new special directives to the MBTA and its' safety oversight agency, ...

Federal transit regulators announced new safety rules for track workers Tuesday, marking the first time the Federal Transit Administration has instituted minimum safety rules for the nation's ...

Federal officials want to know transit systems’ number of rail cars, how and when wheel gauges are inspected and the number of vehicles that failed wheel set inspections between Oct. 1, 2020 ...

Federal Transit Administration staff will be on the ground in Boston as soon as next week to begin inspecting safety at the beleaguered Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, ...

A Federal Transit Administration report on safety at the MBTA could surface sometime later this summer, the agency’s chief safety officer told a group of MBTA leadership officials Monday morning.

Take the Capital Investment Grants program, which the Federal Transit Administration has long used to fund capital projects. As a baseline, Congress provided $2.2 billion for the program in its ...

Federal transit money for Chicago, ... this administration has demonstrated over and over again that it is committed to working outside of the parameters of the Constitution,” Johnson said.

The Federal Transit Administration announced $1.6 billion in grants, much of which will be spent on 1,100 emission-free buses. Accessibility statement Skip to main content.