| $22M FOR CLEANER TRANSIT: The state of California announced it’s accepting grant applications to help with transit projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support access to transportation. The $22 million in grant funding is for up to three projects and is due August 31 (with a webinar on June 30).
€30M FOR ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSIT IN GERMANY: The Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMVI) in Germany issued a pre-announcement on anticipated transit funding to be published later this summer. The pre-announcement suggested that funding grants of up to €30 million per project will be available to strengthen public transit as part of the 2030 climate protection program.
$40M TO INCREASE MOBILITY: USDOT is launching a new department-wide initiative to expand access to transportation for people with disabilities, older adults, and individuals of low income. The Complete Trip – ITS4US Deployment Program will funnel $40 million to showcase innovative business partnerships, technologies, and practices that promote independent mobility.
£220M TO INNOVATE BRITAIN’S BUSES: The Department for Transport put £220 million of fresh funding on the table to make everyday bus journeys more sustainable, efficient, and connected to the communities they serve. This includes dedicated chunks of financial support to areas historically cut off from public transport, as well as a focus on digitization, electric fleets, and on-demand technology.
$300K FOR GRASSROOTS MOD: The Community Transportation Association of America (CTAA) announced three grants of up to $300K to fund “grassroots-driven mobility on demand solutions.” The aim is to increase inclusion in services for people with disabilities and older adults, with the funds available for the identification, planning and development of MOD solutions. |
