Entries from DCist tagged with 'fta'
May 23, 2008
Remember yesterday, when we noted that the Federal Transit Administration's tool for evaluating the cost-effectiveness of transit projects was slightly out of whack? Well, it looks like it's got some company in the "crazy" department, with new FTA regulations that effectively end Metro's ability to operate shuttle buses from stations to highly-traveled destinations. The new rules (PDF), which went into effect May 1, require public transit agencies to offer right of first refusal to private......
Continue Reading "Metro's Chartered Shuttle Buses Bite the Dust"May 22, 2008
There tends to be a lot of attention given to the state of bicycling to maneuver this city's streets, and rightfully so. But what about those of us who don't have the benefit of a manpowered two-wheeler to ride to work? After all, recent statistics show that 11.8 percent of D.C. walks to work, compared to the 2 percent who pedal. Well, DDOT has us people on feet in mind. On Tuesday, the agency released......
Continue Reading "Transit on Thursday: Walking Tall Edition"
