DOT/Federal Transit Administration
The DOT/FTA, a US federal agency, funds transit projects and programs through grants to improve public transportation.
Get Grants for Tribal Transit Projects
Federally recognized Indian tribes can apply for funding to support planning, capital, and operating assistance for their public transit services. These grants complement existing Section 5311 program funds, providing additional support for vital transportation needs.
Get Tribal Transit Funds for Your Transportation Business!
Federally recognized Indian Tribes can now apply for grants to fund essential public transportation projects, including planning, capital expenses, and operating costs. This program aims to enhance or expand transit services, purchase new vehicles, and support operational planning.
Get Grants for Greener Transit & Energy Savings!
Transit agencies can secure up to $15 million for capital investments that slash energy use or cut greenhouse gas emissions in public transportation systems. This funding aims to modernize operations and drive sustainability for your community's transit.
Unlock $15M for Transit Tech & Mobility Innovations
Public transit providers and technology partners can secure up to $15 million to pilot cutting-edge solutions for on-demand services, automation, and seamless payment systems. Fund innovative projects that boost efficiency, safety, and the traveler experience.
Get Grants for Tribal Public Transit Projects
Federally-recognized Indian tribes can receive grants to fund planning, capital, and operating assistance for public transit services. This program complements existing funding to enhance transportation options for tribal communities.
Unlock Funds for Transit-Focused Business Growth
This grant supports businesses and communities planning transit-oriented development projects, aiming to boost economic growth and ridership around new or improved transit lines. Funding is available for planning work that integrates land use with transportation to foster development and accessibility.
Tribal Transit Grants: Fund Your Community's Transportation Needs
This grant is for federally recognized Indian tribes seeking funding to improve public transportation services within their communities. Funds can be used for various transit-related projects, enhancing mobility and accessibility for tribal members.
Get Up to $11M for Transit Innovation & Growth
Public transportation providers and tech innovators can secure grants to develop and implement cutting-edge mobility solutions that boost ridership and community economic development. These funds support new service models, financing strategies, partnerships, and payment systems to enhance personal mobility.
Get Grants for Bus Accessibility & Training
Private over-the-road bus operators can receive funding to cover costs for complying with accessibility regulations and essential training. This program offers up to 90% of project costs to help your business improve accessibility and service.
Disaster Relief Grants for Transit Systems
If your public transit system was impacted by a major declared disaster in 2018, you can apply for funds to cover response, recovery, and rebuilding costs. This is a non-competitive grant opportunity to help you get back on track.
Boost Transit Safety & Accessibility: $10M Grant Available!
Transit businesses can access up to $10 million to fund innovative research and development for safer, more accessible bus designs and systems. This grant aims to improve safety for operators, passengers, and vulnerable road users, with a focus on creating detailed design specifications and prototypes for retrofitting and new installations.
Tribal Transit Grants: Fund Your Public Transport!
Native American tribes can apply for up to $10 million in grants to fund public transit planning, capital projects, and operations in rural areas. This program supports essential transportation services for your community and members.
Get $10M for Safer Public Transit Solutions
Public transit agencies can apply for up to $10 million to research innovative solutions that boost rider confidence and safety during phased economic reopenings. Funding supports projects focused on sanitation, exposure mitigation, and contactless payment technologies.
Get Up To $9M for Tribal Transit Projects
Tribal governments and tribal organizations can apply for grants to improve public transportation on Indian reservations. This funding is designed to enhance mobility and access for tribal communities.
Unlock $9M for Transit Workforce Growth & Opportunity
Transit agencies and related organizations can receive up to $9M to develop innovative programs that boost the public transportation workforce and create middle-class jobs. This initiative aims to fuel economic growth by investing in American workers within the transit sector.
Get Tribal Transit Grants: Up to $8.9M for Your Projects!
Native American tribes can apply for grants through the Tribal Transit Program to fund public transportation initiatives on reservations. This funding aims to improve transit services and accessibility for tribal communities.
Get Funding for Bus Accessibility Upgrades!
Private over-the-road bus operators can receive up to 90% funding to cover the costs of making their buses accessible and training staff. This program aims to help your business meet accessibility regulations and expand its reach.
Get Up to $8.75M for Tribal Transit Projects!
Tribal governments and organizations can apply for up to $8.75 million in grants to fund crucial public transportation services in rural areas. This funding can support everything from initial planning to operational costs for your transit initiatives.
Unlock $8.5M in Grants for Your Business!
This program offers up to $8.5 million to businesses located in persistent poverty areas, providing crucial funding to support your growth and prosperity.
Get $7.3M for Rail Transit Safety Innovations
Are you involved in U.S. rail transit? The FTA offers over $7 million to demonstrate innovative technologies and practices that enhance rail safety, with a focus on suicide prevention, trespassing hazards, and shared corridor safety.