Denver considers $1.6M plan for Federal Boulevard transit corridor
Denver legislation would fund HNTB consultants to carry out an equitable transit-oriented development plan along the Federal Boulevard BRT corridor.
Denver legislation would fund HNTB consultants to carry out an equitable transit-oriented development plan along the Federal Boulevard BRT corridor.
A new CTfastrak security contract adds two officers per shift, while four New Britain-area stations are slated for open glass wind-break shelters.
A World Bank schedule dated August 1, 2026, lists ongoing procurement for a Dar es Salaam bus rapid transit depot, in-situ housing and real-estate development in the flood-prone Msimbazi River basin.
New York officials announced a broader bus-modernization plan after completing bus lanes on Madison and Lexington avenues serving more than 150,000 daily riders.
Raleigh will hold a virtual pre-advertisement meeting Aug. 12 for the New Bern Avenue Bus Rapid Transit project, an upcoming procurement step for the 5.1-mile corridor.
Oklahoma City’s MAPS 4 transit program is budgeted at $97 million and includes a planned 17-mile bus rapid transit route between the Adventure District and southwest Oklahoma City, alongside citywide bus-stop and service upgrades.
McAllen’s transportation records list $5.326 million in FY 2023 operating assistance and preventive maintenance, while Metro’s forward-looking plan includes proposed BRT planning expenditures.
Denver-area riders: RTD’s proposed Sept. 2026 bus/rail changes—Union Station↔DIA timing, C/D Line shifts, East Colfax lanes—need feedback by July 8.