Cleveland's transit system will feature new trains in 2026. The fleet of Siemens S200 railcars, which will replace the aging vehicles and unify the system's operations, open up opportunities for future operations.

California's bold new plan for high-speed rail shifts to connect major population centers quickly and innovate funding models for commercial success. These changes focus on long-term viability for the nation's first high-speed passenger rail system.

Proposed MetroHealth Line Bus BRT on Cleveland's West 25th Street can increase property values, attract a high-value customer base, and drive economic growth, despite concerns over parking.

This full report provides a data-driven analysis of why the proposed Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line on Cleveland’s West 25th Street is a strategic economic opportunity. It uses the success of the Cleveland HealthLine as a local case study to demonstrate how BRT can increase property values and attract a high-value customer base, while debunking common myths about parking and safety.

A $200 billion federal bill could finally expand modern passenger rail across the nation. But major hurdles stand in the way of this transformative funding project for Passenger Rail