TBC Needs Your Help – Call to Action Good afternoon all: The Bipartisan Congressional Bus Caucus is working to increase bus funding in the FY20 Appropriations process and they need our help. Attached please find a “Dear Colleague” letter being circulated by Caucus Co-Chair’s Larsen and LaHood. The letter was sent to all 435 Representatives…
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As our EXPO 2019 early registration discount deadline for CTAA members approaches on April 12, we’re finalizing our workshop sessions with times, speakers and descriptions. These topics reflect the most crucial elements of our industry’s future and we’ve lined-up presenters not only with insight and experience, but ready to engage you directly in the session…
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At the 2019 Annual Meeting of The Bus Coalition in Washintgon DC, new board members and officers were installed to the Coalition’s board. We would like to to extend a special welcome to Erica Mazza, CEO and General Manager of NAIPTA to the Coalition team.
TBC Needs Your Help – Call to Action Good afternoon all: The Bipartisan Congressional Bus Caucus is working to increase bus funding in the FY20 Appropriations process and they need our help. Attached please find a “Dear Colleague” letter being circulated by Caucus Co-Chair’s Larsen and LaHood. The letter was sent to all 435 Representatives…
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Due to federal grants and policy changes, the Iowa DOT’s efforts have allowed for the doubling of replacement of aging buses and other fleet needs. For all states, this is a model to follow- and an agenda The Bus Coaliion is poised to support.
In the run-up to the 2018 midterms, bus transit leaders have begun their planning for the upcoming transit reauthorization process and the opportunity it creates for urban and rural bus systems alike. Join us in creating the legislative priorities that will advance our agenda.
The Bus Coalition’s efforts to secure, authorize and deploy the 5339 grant program are bearing fruit. A few of our most-active BC members are putting federal dollars to work, and helping bus users get the mobility they need.
