Public Transportation
Buses, trains, subways, and other forms of transportation that are available to the public
Public Transportation Organizations
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.
The Atlanta BeltLine is the largest revitalization effort in the history of Atlanta, encompassing almost 20 percent of the city. It features 22 miles of light-rail streetcar transit, several crosstown streetcar transit line extensions to serve the city’s inner core, 33 miles of paved urban trails, over 1,300 acres of new parkland, 46 miles of streetscapes and intersection improvements, one of the South’s largest installations of public art, brownfield reclamation, and the creation of 5,600 affordable housing units and 30,000 jobs in the neighborhoods surrounding the underutilized and abandoned railroad corridor. In addition, ABI is committed to advancing equity and inclusion within the organization, along the corridor, and throughout all programs and projects.
Poverty Alleviation & Economic Development
Public Infrastructure
Environment
Atlanta, GA, USA
Dollaride
Dollaride was founded on the notion that equitable access to transit is a common good worth pursuing. After spending decades living in transit deserts, and exploring various mobility solutions, Su Sanni founded Dollaride to help local communities fill gaps in public transit using technology. Dollaride helps riders access affordable transportation, enables drivers to grow ridership, and equips businesses with tools to offer commuting options that are less expensive than existing alternatives.
Public Infrastructure
Environment
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Amtrak
Our trains connect businesses and communities across the country and move America's workforce toward the future.
Public Infrastructure
Washington, DC, USA
Sperry Rail
Support the safety and reliability of the world's leading railroads
Public Infrastructure
Climate Change
Shelton, CT, USA
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