Transportation & Transit
Updates on public transit, traffic, infrastructure projects, and the future of getting around the city.
World Cup Ridership Soars 160% at Milpitas Station, Public Transit Proves Indispensable
BART's Milpitas Station saw its ridership surge by over 160 percent during the World Cup, a dramatic indicator of how major events can test and transform urban transit.
Equitable Transit-Oriented Development: Balancing Growth with Community Needs
Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) integrates urban planning with public transit to create dense, walkable communities. Ensuring equitable implementation is crucial to balance growth with community needs, preventing displacement and fostering inclusivity.
Transit's financial cliff: Ballot measures may not avert cuts
To prevent immediate service cuts, the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) District's Fiscal Year 2027 budget relies on $88.
Federal transit funding cuts will cripple local transit.
Valley Transit, Mat-Su's primary public bus service, faces canceling all Saturday service and halving bus routes because a proposed $250,000 local funding cut will trigger a disproportionate $750,000
EVs Will Cause Public Transit Gridlock By 2026
Despite their environmental benefits, the presence of electric cars in bus lanes actively impedes the efficiency of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems in urban centers, creating significant delays for th
Free Public Transit for Seniors in Cities Sparks Fierce Debate
Seoul Metro reported a staggering 383.
The Triple-Win of Public Transit: Fueling Greener, Fairer, and Richer Cities
Investing in robust public transportation is essential for creating cities that are environmentally sound, socially equitable, and economically vibrant. Prioritizing transit offers a comprehensive solution to modern urban challenges, fostering sustainable growth and improving quality of life for all residents.
The Bay Area's Transit Crossroads: Will Voters Fund the Future or Force Deep Cuts?
Bay Area voters face a critical choice this November with a ballot measure proposing a new sales tax to prevent severe cuts to public transit. The Regional Transit Measure aims to address an $800 million annual deficit, with voters deciding between increased taxes for service preservation or significant service reductions.
Limousine Services in 2026: What to Know, With Summit Limousine LLC in the Mix
Choosing the right luxury transportation is a critical decision for corporate travel, special events, and airport transfers. As the market evolves, understanding what to look for when choosing limousine services becomes …
Why Host Cities Spend Billions on Transit for the World Cup and Olympics
Host cities strategically use mega-events like the Olympics and World Cup to accelerate billions in public transit investments, driven by fixed deadlines, unlocked federal funding, and the opportunity to build lasting infrastructure for residents.
What is an integrated transit pass system guide for commuters?
In London, a single Oyster card can seamlessly transport a commuter from a Tube station to a bus stop and even a river boat.
How Do My City's Public Transit Routes and Fares Work in 2026?
In June 2025, Chicago's public transit system introduced the Regional Day Pass, allowing seamless travel across CTA, Metra, and Pace with a single purchase.