Five Things You Should Know About Transportation Reporters
Five valuable lessons for understanding media coverage of transportation and building productive relationships with reporters.
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Five valuable lessons for understanding media coverage of transportation and building productive relationships with reporters.
As ridership numbers have nationally recovered to around 80% of pre-pandemic numbers, transit agencies must contend with meeting changing ridership needs and new funding sources to fill in fare-based revenue gaps.
January 9, 2026 – From state DOTs to AASHTO, a new generation of transportation leaders is taking office in 2026, with the opportunity to influence mobility, infrastructure investment, and national policy debates.
July 18, 2025 – Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy appeared for his annual budget/oversight hearing at the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee this week.
June 27, 2025 – How are state and local governments managing to pursue past and present grant opportunities with all the changes to transportation grant programs coming from Washington D.C.?
With emergency federal aid drying up and ridership still below pre-pandemic levels, transit agencies in Chicago and Philadelphia are facing imminent fiscal crises—and are taking unusually public steps to rally support and stave off deep service cuts.
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July 12, 2024 – The House version of the fiscal 2025 DOT Appropriations Act indefinitely postpones funding for several New Start mass transit projects.
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