Stop Paying More for Less Transit
Fifteen ideas to bring costs down and speed projects up
Fifteen ideas to bring costs down and speed projects up
Consistent and predictable funding builds state capacity
An outdated federal law blocks transit modernization
A penny today is worth a dollar tomorrow
Facilitate knowledge sharing in transit planning
Reduce reliance on consultants to create more direct control over costs
Procedural requirements delay voter-approved transit
An accessible repository of transit planning information would aid project delivery
Itemized procurement reduces expensive change order conflicts
FTA regulations block transit agencies from conducting early works until after environmental review
Requiring agencies to select the cheapest contracts ends up costing more
Limit unreasonable third-party demands using the Conference of Services model
How to save on construction costs without compromising safety
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