A divided Board of Directors announced in July that veteran transportation leader Nathaniel P. Ford, Sr., was named Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s president and CEO and will take the helm in October. Ford will finish his contract with the Jacksonville Transportation Authority and take over …
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UPDATED May 13, 2026 – One of the nation’s longest-running transit agencies is navigating choppy waters while simultaneously establishing new leadership. The Dallas Area Rapid Transit Board of Directors terminated president and CEO Nadine S. Lee about two weeks after she announced in March that …
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Passenger rail in Texas is finding itself under the microscope as public funding dries up. U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced Monday that the Federal Railroad Administration and Amtrak agreed to terminate the $63.9 million grant awarded for the Amtrak Texas High-Speed …
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From press releasesLAS VEGAS – Brightline West officially broke ground Monday on the first true high-speed rail system in the U.S. connecting Las Vegas and Southern California. The 218-mile system will be constructed in the middle of I-15 and is based on Brightline’s vision to …
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Chicago’s Commuter Rail Division of the Regional Transportation Authority last week approved a contract to buy zero-emission, battery-powered train sets. Metra will be among the first in the nation to operate this innovative technology. Metra’s Board of Directors approved the contract with Salt Lake City-based …
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Stadler presented its first hydrogen passenger train that will deliver to the San Bernardino County Transit Authority for the first time in the U.S. at APTA EXPO in Orlando earlier this month. The Swiss railcar maker followed by announcing an agreement for four hydrogen-powered trains, …
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