Transit Future News Today

The Nanaimo Downtown Exchange project will include the construction of an expanded off-street transit exchange on Terminal Avenue at Commercial Street in downtown Nanaimo.

Business leaders say these six priorities are key to transforming Baltimore’s transit network.

DC Council passes legislation allowing drivers with unpaid tickets to renew their licenses. The fight to add missing middle housing In Arlington heats up. Transit advocates say the latest I-270 expansion analysis is flawed.

With federal infrastructure funding on the table, local leaders are calling for a comprehensive strategy to improve the region’s public transit.

$2 late-night Metrorail fares kick off this week. New app incentivizes biking and taking transit for Alexandria drivers. Affordable housing development moves forward in Prince William County. And more in today’s Breakfast links.

Two business organizations are launching a campaign to promote transportation initiatives aimed at better connecting Baltimore to the surrounding region and at helping people throughout the region access jobs. The Greater Baltimore Committee and the Greater Washington Partnership will partner on the initiative, called Baltimore’s Transit Future, that will be a central priority for both ...

When you see a headline about Chicago having a consistent grid of rapid transit lines that connect all parts the city, you know it’s got to be from a satirical publication. After all, there’s no way that could be a reality here anytime soon, at least with the current, sluggish state of express bus and train line expansion. The Chicago Genius Herald comedy website recently ran a clever article titled, “Left Unchecked, Red Line Expansions Could Spread All Over City By Mid-2040s, Providing D...