“Safety For All" chronicles how agencies like BART in San Francisco, TriMet in Portland, and SEPTA in Philadelphia are addressing safety concerns by hiring unarmed personnel, developing high profile anti-harassment campaigns, and better connecting vulnerable riders to housing and mental health services. These interventions also allow transit police to spend less time on “quality of life” offenses and focus more attention on the core mission of deterring violence.

A Green New Deal for City and Suburban Transportation lays out federal policy recommendations for reducing emissions from the transportation sector in cities and suburbs while making communities healthier, more equitable, and prosperous.

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.

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

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

Bus stops are the front door to American public transit systems: they are where half of transit riders wait for...

Access to high-quality public transportation can make cities more inclusive by increasing mobility and opportunity, particularly…

In order to keep and attract riders, transit must be frequent, fast, and reliable. Maintaining frequent,…