DOT/Federal Transit Administration
The DOT/FTA, a US federal agency, funds transit projects and programs through grants to improve public transportation.
Get $1M for Resilient Bus Power Systems!
Public transportation agencies and communities can secure up to $1 million to develop national standards for bus exportable power systems (BEPS). This funding aims to create resilient and flexible power solutions for transit fleets during emergencies.
Get $1M for Transit Workforce Innovation
Public transit organizations and their partners can receive up to $1,000,000 to fund innovative programs for training, recruitment, retention, and succession planning within their workforce.
Get Up To $1M for Transit Tech & Asset Management!
Public transportation providers, MPOs, and state DOTs can apply for up to $1 million to pilot innovative technology for better asset management. This program aims to improve maintenance and resource allocation with scalable solutions.
Get Funding for Senior Transportation Programs!
Non-profits focused on senior transportation can apply for funding to establish or enhance programs that meet seniors' mobility needs. This grant supports gathering best practices and assisting communities in developing integrated transportation solutions.
Get Funding for Coordinated Transit Systems!
This grant offers up to $795,545 to help communities plan and deploy coordinated transportation systems that improve accessibility for all Americans. Eligible applicants include public transit agencies, local governments, and tribal organizations seeking to enhance human service transportation through technology.
$750K for Innovative Public Transit Planning Research
Small businesses are invited to propose innovative research projects that enhance public participation in public transportation planning. This program aims to develop new approaches to improve how communities engage in transit development, with potential funding up to $750,000.
Unlock $545K for Transit Innovation & Growth!
Transit agencies and research organizations can get up to $545,000 to share successful FTA-funded project findings. This funding helps spread innovation and best practices across the industry.
Get $500K to Improve Accessible Transit Services
Are you a transit provider looking to make your services more efficient and cost-effective for people with disabilities? This grant offers up to $500,000 to research and implement innovative solutions for ADA complementary paratransit and fixed-route accessibility.
Get Up To $500K for Transit Safety Innovation!
Transit agencies can apply for up to $500,000 to research and develop best practices for improving operator and rider safety. This funding supports identifying risks and implementing effective strategies to reduce assaults on public transit.
Get $300K+ for Transportation Coordination & Growth
State and tribal organizations can apply for grants up to $300,000 to build transportation coordination capacity for low-income individuals, people with disabilities, and seniors. This funding supports innovative programs to improve access to essential services like jobs and healthcare.
Get Up to $300K for ADA Transportation Innovation
This grant offers up to $300,000 to organizations researching and developing materials that improve ADA compliance in public transportation for individuals with disabilities. Fund your projects that enhance accessibility and understanding of ADA guidelines within the transportation sector.
Funded Events: Boost Your Transit Business Outreach
Transit businesses receiving FTA funding can get support to organize crucial outreach events informing stakeholders about civil rights policies and sharing best practices. This cooperative agreement aims to enhance compliance and disseminate effective strategies within the transit community.
Get $175K to Future-Proof Your Transit Business!
Transit agencies and their partners can receive up to $175,000 to assess climate change risks and develop adaptation strategies. This funding helps protect your assets and services from extreme weather, ensuring your business's resilience and long-term success.
Get Funding for Green Transit Bus Tech in CA!
California transit agencies can get funding to test innovative hybrid propulsion systems for small buses, reducing emissions and promoting energy independence. This initiative supports the development and analysis of cleaner, more efficient transit vehicle technologies.
Unlock Funding for Rural Transit Businesses
Rural transit operators can now apply for grants to fund vital training, technical assistance, and support services. Boost your operations and serve your community better with this dedicated program.
Get Government Funding for Your Business
This grant is for businesses looking to expand or innovate. Funds can be used for research and development, operational improvements, or market expansion.
Boost Transit Safety: Fund Innovative Track Inspection Tech
This FTA pilot project offers funding for transit agencies and technology providers to demonstrate advanced track inspection methods, improving worker safety and defect reporting. Eligible applicants can receive funding to showcase innovative solutions that keep rail transit workers safe while enhancing inspection quality and frequency.
Get Grants for Transit & Local Growth Projects!
Local communities and transit agencies can now get funding to plan for transit-oriented development. This grant helps integrate land use and transportation to boost economic growth and ridership around transit hubs.
Boost Rail Transit Safety & Efficiency: Get Funding!
Public transportation agencies operating rail passenger service can apply for research funding to identify and document best practices in railcar maintenance. This initiative aims to improve safety and efficiency across U.S. rail transit systems.
Unlock Funding for Transit-Oriented Development
This program offers grants to local communities for planning projects that boost public transit ridership and local economic growth around transit hubs. Secure funding to create integrated, mixed-use developments that improve accessibility for pedestrians, cyclists, and private sector engagement.