The Transit Impact Story Hub

Erie, PA – A $48.4 million federal grant is helping Wabtec Corp. develop cutting-edge rail technology and support thousands of good-paying manufacturing jobs in Erie.

Salt Lake City, UT – A federal grant is helping the Utah Transit Authority purchase 80 cutting-edge cars for its light rail system – which are built at the Stadler manufacturing facility in Salt Lake City.

Livermore, CA – GILLIG, one of America’s leading bus manufacturers, supports over 1,100 U.S. jobs and reinvests more than $1 billion annually into the domestic supply chain.

From Indiana to Philadelphia, federal funding makes it possible for Herzog to deliver impactful transit projects that create jobs, boost economic activity, and keep America moving.

Germantown, WI – As a Railway Industry Specialist at WAGO Cooperation, Nancy supports customers throughout the nation – from companies manufacturing railway cars to developers driving infrastructure advancements.

Atlanta, GA – A bus mechanic at Laredo Garage, Antoine Hassan is just one of the 24,864 direct and indirect jobs supported annually by the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA), generating over $2 billion in annual economic activity.

Salt Lake City, UT – Leni is one of the 2,800 workers employed directly by the Utah Transit Authority (UTA), connecting the mechanics who maintain UTA’s fleet with the parts and equipment that are manufactured in every corner of the United States.

St. Cloud, MN – In St. Cloud, Minnesota, public transportation doesn’t just serve the people who ride it. The New Flyer bus factory, located in the heart of St. Cloud, fuels businesses, individuals, and families across the United States.

Akron, OH – With a new federally funded operations facility, expanded bus fleet, and rising ridership, METRO RTA is building a stronger, more connected Summit County.

Atlantic, IA – Through partnerships with major employers and flexible transit options, SWITA has delivered nearly 100,000 workforce rides, connecting rural residents to good-paying jobs across the region.

Portland, ME – From planes and trains to automobiles – and ferries and busses too – Maine’s public transit has it all. Portland’s robust, innovative public transportation system is made possible by local and federal funding – like new funding that will expand access to rural areas in 2024.

Fort Worth, TX – Fort Worth is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States and Trinity Metro is helping the city continue this growth. Trinity Metro’s innovative use of capital investment grants helps Fort Worth serve and expand its rapidly growing population.

Seattle, WA – Thanks to federally funded Capital Investment Grants, SoundTransit is expanding to better serve the Seattle region, and generate economic growth for the entire community by providing affordable housing near transit lines and supporting jobs across several industries.

Victor Valley, CA – Victor Valley Transit links rural communities to jobs, schools, and services across nearly 1,000 square miles—fueling access and opportunity in the region.

Oklamhoma City, OK – Two Oklahoma communities are gearing up for major transformation thanks to investments in public transit, including a city-tribal partnership with the Chickasaw Nation that is expected to have a billion-dollar impact on the Oklahoma City.

Norfolk, VA – A partnership between Naval Station Norfolk and Hampton Roads Transit has provided over 100,000 shuttle rides, improving access to jobs and services for military personnel and civilians.

Jacksonville, FL – The autonomous vehicle manufacturer Holon is partnering with the Jacksonville Transit Authority to establish the first U.S. production facility and to introduce self-driving transit shuttles into the JTA fleet.