Topic – Federal Transit Administration
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Parker, Greanias confident Metro will ‘get it done’
FTA releases investigation
The Federal Transit Administration finds that METRO violated federal rules when it procured 103 rail cars.
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FTA grants for high-speed rail
$2.3 billion of new grants
The Federal Transit Administration is initiating another round of grants to build a High-Speed Rail system for America's Megaregions.
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HUD/FTA website boosts mixed-income transit-oriented development
Targeted toward planners
The online tool guides planners and citizens through the process of creating more sustainable and equitable communities.
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Ft. Worth streetcar still on table despite questions
FTA denies application
Fort Worth faces questions about routes and costs after the Federal Transit Administration turned down the city's request for $25 million in grants.
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FTA webinar to discuss new transit rules
Transit funding changes
The free webinar, which will discuss recent rule changes, will start on Wednesday, March 10 at 2 pm Central Time.
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FTA recommends more funds for North, Southeast Lines
University Line not yet funded
The Federal Transit Administration released its new and small starts recommendations for the President's FY2011 Budget including $150 million for Houston.
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New transit funding criteria will promote livability
Some Bush restrictions will go
Cost-effectiveness will no longer be more important than congestion relief and environmental benefits, making it easier to fund transit projects.
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University Line approved for preliminary engineering
METRO to develop FEIS
UPDATE (12/17/09 12:20 PM): The FTA approved the University Line for Preliminary Engineering after considering Rep. Culberson's objections.
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