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Uncertain budgets will mean flexibility and creativity are key to increasing transport access in 2023.

Cities and transit agencies across the country are using microtransit to save money while delivering higher-quality service: read on to learn about three ways we can measure those savings.

BSIP funding has come in way under what was previously promised. We dig into funding that is still available to fund innovative, technology-driven transport enhancements.

CalSTA’s TIRCP funding will support large-scale transit projects throughout California that will reduce GhG emissions and congestion while improving the quality and safety of transit service.

Finding the cash for new TransitTech is often half the battle. Here are nearly a dozen ways cities are funding new and growing on-demand public transportation networks.

How new technology and traditional community transport can work together to solve the rural transport crisis.

BSIP awards fell well short of what’s needed and what was promised, but aspirations for better, highly efficient and more reliable bus services shouldn’t be left behind. Authorities are thinking creatively to bring riders back — with even fewer resources.

Explore three ways Remix customers use our data analysis and visualization tools for grant applications.

There have traditionally been major roadblocks to building reliable rural public transportation in the Southeast. But today, rural communities are tapping new funding to build successful on-demand public transit networks.

Finding the funding for new TransitTech is often half the battle, even in a place where improving equity and reducing carbon emissions are key priorities for the state. Here are numerous ways cities in California are creatively funding new on-demand public transportation networks.

With $25 billion on the table for transportation, cities and transit agencies have a lot of questions about the new CARES bill. We have answers.