Bus fares for fixed routes and shared ride services are free today in Greensboro in recognition of Transit Equity Day.

Emeryville shifted bike-parking requirements from a vehicle-parking basis to square-foot and unit-based rules to align with MTC transit-oriented-community grant eligibility; council approved the ordinance amendments unanimously after staff said the city generally exceeds MTC minimums.

Raleigh staff recommended the Blue Ridge Atlantic team as development partner for Duplex Village in East Raleigh; council conditionally committed $2,880,000 in gap financing, approved a long-term ground lease and authorized staff to execute loan and lease documents.

The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee recommended changes to Manatee County incentives, including increasing the distance from transit for an incentive from 1/4 mile to 1 mile, removing a 3,500 sq ft minimum lot-size restriction to enable tiny-home/infill flexibility, and proposing a nonbinding project preview to give developers early sentiment.

Charlotte appointed 27 members to its new transit board, including advocate Cameron Pruette, who aims to boost bus service and rebuild trust.

Five candidates interviewed for seats on the Asheville City Council Planning and Zoning Commission emphasized housing affordability, anti‑displacement measures, transit‑oriented density and flood resilience. The City Council planned to vote on appointments later the same evening; no votes occurred during the interviews.

The city finally has a plan to remove unsafe bus shelters. The bad news? Riders will need umbrellas.

Emily Hathaway briefed STACK on the governor’s November 1 budget proposal (no cuts to CDOT in the proposal) while warning that the Joint Budget Committee could still pursue reductions, particularly affecting the annual MMOF general fund transfer and road safety surcharge. Hathaway summarized a proposed transit equity bill (three sections: low‑cost/

The DeKalb County Public and Infrastructure panel voted to appoint Devon E. Hudson to Post 6 on the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority board after a public interview in which Hudson emphasized South DeKalb ties, real-estate experience and support for regional connectivity and transit-oriented development.

Transform participated in a webinar with Seamless Bay Area about best practices for launching open payment systems for transit fares.

After more than two hours of public testimony and extended debate, the Annapolis City Council approved amendments to implement elements of the Annapolis Ahead 2040 comprehensive plan that adjust density rules, add community benefits and place new transportation expectations on large planned developments. Council removed a proposed block of text on

The bus agency withdrew its recommendation to apply for funds from the Department of Homeland Security after protest erupted.

Sep 29th – Oct 5th, 2025 - An experience created for everyone to learn firsthand about barriers and challenges for nondrivers. Join, support, or become a host.

In California, it takes too long and costs too much to build infrastructure of all kinds, including transit. A new report from Circulate San Diego in partnership with SPUR details the challenges that transit projects face during the permitting process and ways to overcome them. Powerless Brokers charts a set of possible next steps for the state legislature following a momentous year for infrastructure streamlining.

The impact of ICE raids on transit usage and immigrant families