The Week in TOD News September 13-19, 2025
RPA report on CT housing & transit • Sayreville redevelopment area • Housing and upgrades for Naugatuck station • Eau Claire transit center nears completion • Affordable housing in Indonesia
Read MoreRPA report on CT housing & transit • Sayreville redevelopment area • Housing and upgrades for Naugatuck station • Eau Claire transit center nears completion • Affordable housing in Indonesia
Read MoreThe Journal in Jersey City begins preleasing • Hackensack oks mixed-use project • Denver advances bill to end parking mandates • CT Assembly debates housing bill • Montreal approves $2.2 billion mall redevelopment plan
Read MoreAmtrak pushes costly new station • Bayonne pedestrian bridge planned over Rt. 440 • Affordable rent-to-own housing • Montana looks to limit urban parking • Land use policies can boost metro benefits in Bengaluru
Read MoreU.S. transport history & lackluster transit systems. Riders return→boosting agency finances. Residential instead of office in Haddon Twp. Equity and the Purple Line. Houston Metro to leverage park-and-rides. Indian Railways undertakes sustainable station redevelopment.
Read MoreCOVID impacts on public transit, mobility, urban life and the nation’s infrastructure. A path toward a green recovery for NJ, Portal Bridge funding. Historic preservation. TOD. BRT. Zoning. New vehicle funding in Ontario. 5G smart bus route pilot in China. Station area upgrades in Singapore.
Read MoreA diverse group of panelists in the transportation arena will discuss their agencies’ response to COVID-19, on a range of topics including how the current global pandemic has, and may impact, service, ridership, farebox revenue, and potential future funding.
Read MoreReport link: Moving an Age-Friendly DC: Transportation for All Ages
A look at transportation for seniors in our nation’s capital and recommendations for meeting this growing demographic’s needs.
Report link: Planning Tools for Transit-Oriented Development
A new online resource released by the State of Maryland promotes TOD policies and opportunities at the state’s more than 100 transit station.