The New York Public Transit Association
- 230 Washington Ave Ext Suite 101 Albany New York 12203 United States
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The New York Public Transit Association (NYPTA) is a leading voice for public transportation in New York State, uniting transit agencies, private operators, transportation advocates, and suppliers to promote the development and sustainability of mass transit systems. Focused on enhancing mobility and ensuring access for all New Yorkers, NYPTA works to strengthen the public transportation network through advocacy, education, and innovation. As the largest statewide transit association in the U.S., NYPTA represents entities providing over 70% of the public transportation rides statewide. The organization champions investment in transit infrastructure, supports environmental sustainability through greener transit solutions, and offers professional development opportunities to transit professionals.
NYPTA actively engages with lawmakers, fosters cross-sector collaboration, and organizes regional and statewide events to propel improvements in transportation policy and services. It also plays a key role in educating decision-makers on the economic, environmental, and social benefits of public transport. Its membership includes major urban transit systems, rural and suburban operators, and transportation manufacturers.
Website: http://www.nytransit.org/
Key Services:
– Advocacy for public transportation funding and policy
– Professional development and training programs
– Networking and collaboration among transit professionals and stakeholders
– Public education and awareness campaigns promoting transit use
– Organization of industry events and conferences
– Promotion of sustainable and technologically advanced transit solutions
– Representation of transit agencies and suppliers at the state level
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Contact Info
- 230 Washington Ave Ext Suite 101, Albany, New York, 12203, United States
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Phone: (518) 434-9060
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