Light rail transit, Urban, Commuter & Mass Transit

Light rail transit, system of railways usually powered by overhead electrical wires and used for medium-capacity local transportation in metropolitan areas. Light rail vehicles (LRVs) are a technological outgrowth of streetcars (trams). Light rail transit lines are more segregated from street

Commuter Ridership Is Disappearing. Can Mass Transit Adapt?

Getting Around San Francisco

Survey ranks Charlotte among worst cities for public transit

MTA's Interborough Express could be mix of commuter rail and subway train

Seattle has the No. 1 public transit system, WalletHub finds - Puget Sound Business Journal

Public Transit Goes Off the Rails With Fewer Riders, Dwindling Cash, Rising Crime - WSJ

New Public Transit Technology: How Emerging Tech Is Changing Transportation

City of Edmonton begins service on Valley Line Southeast LRT

Tracking the History of Public Transit's 'Crime Train' Trope - Bloomberg

San Francisco's BART sees worst recovery of U.S. transit systems

LRT Growth Continues, But at Restricted Speed (UPDATED With Commentary) - Railway Age

FasTracks RTD-Denver