Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Justin Bruner’s organization
Sep 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Pennsylvania State Transportation Commission Public Meeting
The public meeting provided an update on the 12-Year Program and the transportation planning process. Key topics included the results of the Transportation Performance Report, which focuses on safety, mobility, preservation, accountability, and funding. The Commission discussed strategies for reducing traffic fatalities, managing congestion, improving public transit, and maintaining infrastructure such as bridges and roadways. Additionally, the presentation highlighted the PennDOT Connects program and invited public feedback through polling and an online survey.
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Pennsylvania Transit Asset Management Group Transit Asset Management Group Plan 2026-2030
The Pennsylvania Transit Asset Management Group Plan establishes a systematic process for public transportation agencies to achieve and maintain assets in a state of good repair. The plan focuses on the full life cycle of assets, aiming to enhance safety, reliability, and performance through diligent monitoring and management, as well as by establishing clear performance measures. Key components of this strategic direction include asset inventory and condition assessments, annual performance targets, decision support tools, investment prioritization strategies, and robust coordination with planning partners, with annual amendments to ensure regulatory compliance and align with evolving objectives.
Aug 31, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Shared Ride Advisory Committee Meeting Highlights
The committee meeting focused on developing a sustainable funding and service delivery model for the state's Shared Ride Program. Discussions included reviewing demand-responsive transportation models from other states, such as Maryland, Minnesota, North Carolina, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Members provided survey feedback suggesting a hybrid approach that strengthens the existing system through incremental changes. The committee established a path forward centered on strengthening, stabilizing, investing, enabling managed mobility, and expanding coordination. Additionally, the committee provided guidance on potential service scenarios, including performance incentives, technological integration, and strategies for managing fare adjustments and administrative costs.
Jul 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Shared Ride Advisory Committee Meeting Highlights
The committee reviewed the Pennsylvania Shared Ride Program, focusing on the widening funding gap between revenues and expenses driven by ridership decline, workforce challenges, and rising operational costs. The meeting included presentations on recent pilots and innovations like same-day service, mobility coordination, and service management consolidations. Members discussed alternative funding and service delivery concepts, including per-trip reimbursement, formula-based models, and hybrid approaches. Furthermore, the committee evaluated five potential program models ranging from optimizing the current structure to creating a comprehensive human service mobility network. Key discussion points included agency-specific financial strategies, the non-mandated nature of the service, the request for a funding-scenario analysis, and the need for national benchmarking.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
