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FTA Issues Critical Cybersecurity Updates for Transit Stakeholders

Kal Bhojak

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Published on: September 14, 2026

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Surface Transportation Programs Remain Funded Through December 11 Extension

Published on: October 5, 2026

Federal surface transportation programs, including public transit and passenger rail, remain operating under a continuing resolution extended through December 11, 2026, at FY26 levels, with a 20 percent cut to transit advance appropriations compared to prior funding. Why It Matters: Agencies should anticipate near-term funding pressure while the multi-year Continue Reading > “Surface Transportation Programs Remain Funded Through December 11 Extension”

Everett and Community Transit Unveil Plan to Consolidate Transit Services

Published on: October 5, 2026

The city of Everett, Wash., and Community Transit announced a proposed agreement to consolidate Everett Transit into Community Transit by April 2027, projected to increase bus service in the city by 50 percent while preserving paratransit service and jobs. Why It Matters: A useful case study for agencies evaluating service consolidation as a path to expanded coverage without new fixed costs. Continue Reading > “Everett and Community Transit Unveil Plan to Consolidate Transit Services”

MIT Transit Lab to Build AI Platform for Public Transit Agencies

Published on: October 5, 2026

With $2.1 million from Google.org, MIT's Transit Lab will develop the Public Transit Intelligence Hub, an AI-orchestrated platform unifying real-time monitoring, operations control, and passenger communication for transit agencies, without automating the decisions themselves. Why It Matters: A rigorously backed model for how AI can support, rather than replace, transit control center staff. Continue Reading > “MIT Transit Lab to Build AI Platform for Public Transit Agencies”