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Transit Oriented Development

Transit Oriented Development: How the integration of housing and transportation can strengthen public transit service

Housing and transportation account for the first and second largest expenses for the average American household, at 33% and 17% of household spending, respectively. Together, housing and transportation shape how neighborhoods look and feel, how residents get around, and how communities evolve to meet changing needs.

Year In Review: Keolis’ Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) 2023 Highlights

With 2023 now in the rearview, our Keolis teams have plenty to be proud of: new contracts and ...

Winter Destinations: Exploring New Activities Through Public Transit

As the weather gets colder, decorations are put up, seasonal food and drink are served, and...

Summer Travel with Transit: Seasonal Promotions for Late-Summer Trips

Seasonality impacts ridership levels on private transportation, commercial air travel, and, of...

Growing ridership to make public transit the mode of choice

Cars and congestion are a constant in most U.S. metro areas. In L.A. County, for example, car...

Pulse, 10th Edition Now Available

Pulse is Keolis' quarterly magazine that shares ideas shaping the future of transit and mobility.

Customer Service – Keolis and MBTA Making Boston Better

Serving customers – passengers aboard mass transit and clients who utilize our services – is a key...

National Transportation Week 2023: How Keolis TeamS Supports Safe and Reliable Trips on the Virginia Rail Express

Public transit plays a vital role in local communities, and National Transportation Week provides...