A year after Nashville voters sided against a multi-billion dollar transit plan, a new coalition is reviving the transit conversation.

SF Mayor London Breed promised to win back the public’s trust in Muni. To do so, she'll need to empower the next SFMTA chief to put transit riders first.

Chicago’s Active Transportation Alliance is putting bus service squarely on the agenda for the city’s next mayor.

San Diego is the most recent US city to substantially reduce its parking mandates.

An increasing number of agencies like San Francisco’s MTA, TriMet in Portland, and Seattle’s King County Metro are ushering a new paradigm by decriminalizing fare evasion and developing equitable fare enforcement strategies.

A TransitCenter review of MTA/New York City Transit elevator performance data found that eight of New York City’s wealthiest real estate owners are shirking their legal obligation to maintain and operate their subway station elevators at stations adjacent to their properties.

New Yorkers are well versed in subway meltdowns and schleppy buses. But there is less public conversation about the quality of the spaces that get us to and from transit.

Some advocacy groups are increasingly getting involved in issues of transit governance.