Articles Tagged with ''Federal Transit Administration''

After a dozen years that included a successful tunneling feat and an unusual arrangement for station work, a 1.7-mile, $1.9-billion extension of San Francisco’s Central Subway wrapped up this month.

Second Avenue expansion in Manhattan would go out to bid for first two construction contracts this year, said MTA.

South Shore Line double track project plan calls for improvements along a 26-mile corridor between Gary and Michigan City.

The Federal Transit Administration says there are still more than 900 U.S. public transit stations that are not fully accessible.

Officials estimate that more than 900 stations at 17 "legacy" transit systems are not yet fully accessible to people with disabilities.

The top five states to receive DOT transit funding—N.Y., Calif., Ill., N.J., Texas—will get more than a quarter of the total amount. 

The release covers only part of fiscal 2022 funds; an appropriations measure is needed for the rest.

Cal/OSHA chief Parker named for OSHA Job, transit agency veteran Fernandez selected for FTA.

Projects are a mix of heavy rail, light rail, streetcars and bus rapid transit.