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A growing number of transit agencies recognize that policing cannot serve as a one-size-fits-all response to crime - real or perceived.

In May of 2018, “Let’s Move Nashville,” a referendum to direct billions toward rail and bus…

Drawing from our experience working with transit advocates, elected officials, and agency reformers, "Winning Transit" is a guide for improving transit in your city.

With its flexible routing, microtransit can seem like the solution to longstanding first-mile/last-mile challenges. But microtransit has inherent limitations, and the results don't justify the hype.

Agencies with strategic fare policies produce a better experience for riders, making transit more affordable, accessible, and convenient to use.

From New Jersey to Denver to Los Angeles, transit agencies across the US are experiencing an alarming bus operator shortage.

One of the simplest and most cost-effective ways to speed up bus trips is by extending the average distance between bus stops, otherwise known as bus stop balancing.

Federal transportation policy in the US has largely failed to produce useful transit. While the lion’s…

In addition to being service providers, transit agencies are major employers. But the demographics of transit…

This report draws on results from focus groups and a survey of 1,700 transit riders in…

In 2016 Los Angelenos approved Measure M, a ½-cent sales tax increase that will raise $120…

High quality transit data that digitally depicts, in real-time, schedules, route networks, vehicle locations, fare structures, and ridership patterns makes...