Transit Friendly Planning Videos

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Parking Reimagined: Updating Fairfax County’s Parking Requirements

The County of Fairfax, VA explores the pressing need to modernize parking requirements.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro Bails Philadelphia Transit System Out with Federal Funding

Pennsylvania flexes $153 million in federal highway money to transit.

Philadelphia’s Strawberry Mansion Neighborhood Would Be Devastated by Potential SEPTA Cuts

As SEPTA proposes service cuts to address a $213 million budget deficit, residents in low-income neighborhoods like Philadelphia’s Strawberry Mansion face disproportionate harm.

Potential SEPTA Rail Service Cuts Loom for NJ Passengers

Facing a $213 million budget gap, SEPTA plans to cut Trenton Line service in July 2025 and eliminate it entirely by 2026 without new funding.

Preserving Communities Along the Purple Line

The Purple Line Collaborative works to promote eTOD along Maryland’s new 16-mile route.

Program Aims to Boost Equitable Development Near Transit

Development without displacement. Increasing density. Encouraging people to use transit. These are some of the goals of Elevated Chicago.

PTN Live Replay: Restoring Scranton to New York Amtrak Passenger Rail Service

Efforts to restore passenger rail service between NYC and Scranton took a significant step forward with the announcement of $9 million in federal funding.

Public Land for Affordable Housing

Learn how cities like Raleigh, NC are leveraging transit-oriented, municipally owned land to promote new affordable housing development.

Public Transit Matters: Anthony Francisco

Learn from a rider in Norman, Oklahoma about how transit affects his community — and enjoy one of the testimonials recorded as part of the 2019 campaign for a public transit sales tax.

Public Transit Systems ‘On the Edge of a Cliff’ Amid Funding Shortfalls

Transit agencies nationwide face budget gaps as ridership lags, costs climb, and funding falls short.

Public Transportation Connects Cities with Solutions to Climate and Social Issues

Transit can help promote the social cohesion needed to address larger issues such as climate change, affordable housing and quality of life.

Push for ‘Accessory Dwelling Units’ to Beat Housing Crunch

Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) are receiving a big push from New Jersey lawmakers as one way to address the state's housing shortage.

Question Everything: Could vacant office buildings help solve Mass. housing problem?

In Boston, redevelopment of empty office buildings breathe new hope for affordable housing development.

Redevelopment Project of Landmark Mall in Montreal’s East End Gets Green Light

Montreal City Council has approved a $2.2 billion redevelopment plan for Place Versailles, a landmark indoor shopping mall in the city’s east end.

Reinvestment Fund Profile: Neighborhood Restorations LP (NRLP)

For two decades, The Reinvestment Fund (TRF) has partnered with Neighborhood Restorations to revitalize and strengthen West Philadelphia.

RTA Board Shifts $74M From Metra, Pace Budgets to CTA

The Chicago Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) Board has temporarily eased the Chicago Transit Authority’s (CTA) budget gap by reallocating $74 million from Pace Suburban Bus and Metra.

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