Electric School Buses: A Cleaner Future for our Kids

Rachel Windsor, Velie Sando | May 23, 2023 Thanks to the bipartisan infrastructure law, the EPA’s Clean School Bus Program is primed to usher in a healthier, more sustainable future for students. With over $5 billion in investments directed towards zero-emission...

Micromobility: Promise or Problem?

By: Chris Sandvig | April 20, 2023 Like many in the mobility space, we’ve been thinking a lot about micromobility as of late. The claim is that, whether you’re commuting, running errands, or simply visiting friends or exploring your city, micromobility can...

Dormont: A Model Transit-Oriented Community

Borough Manager Ben Estell Shares How Dormont is Improving Mobility for Residents   Rachel Windsor | March 13, 2023 The Borough of Dormont, south of Pittsburgh, is home to just over 8,000 residents and barely three-quarters of a square mile in size....

Passenger Rail: Can we get a nice station up in here?

Chris Sandvig | February 16, 2023 We’re getting a second New York-bound train! Now, can we PLEASE get a station that makes people want to use it?  Have you heard? You probably did. Pittsburgh is getting a second eastbound train! As early as 2025, two daily trains will...

ICYMI: Here’s How TCampPGH Went Down

Rachel Windsor | December 19, 2022 2022 saw TransportationCampPGH back in the real world and it was a blast! Over 70 people joined us for the one-day event. It was a time to connect and reconnect with mobility-minded allies, challenge perspectives and ideas about...

TISS — Empowerment at its Finest

Velie-Velia Sando | November 29, 2022 When it comes to community development (and just about everything else in life), it boils down to one essential question: where is the money coming from? When funding opportunities are created to address the issues that plague...

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