News

• SWTA Chair McGeady Appointed Cherokee Nation Tribal Council
• City to Launch Sedona Shuttle Connect on-demand transit
• FTA Awards Bus & Facility Grants to 22 Agencies in the SWTA Nation!
• Colorado advocates hail ‘year of transit’ as Gov. Polis signs funding bills into law
• SWTA Awards 2024 Legislator of the Year Award to Senator Sinema
• SWTA Elects New Board of Directors Members for 2024-2025 Term
• SWTA Announces Logo Design Contest
• SWTA's 2023 Spotlight Awards Honors Outstanding Achievements in Public Transportation
• CEO of envida, named Transit Champion of the Year by the Colorado Association of Transit Agencies
• Denton County Transportation Authority to Implement Service and Fare Changes Starting January 1, 2023
• Oklahoma Transit Association Debuts Rolling Oklahoma Classroom
• Oklahoma Transit Association to Debut Mobile Classroom Focused on Passenger Safety, Transit Training and Human Trafficking Awareness
• CCRTA Workforce Celebrated on Employee Appreciation Day
• SWTA Hosts Record-Breaking 2024 Summer University
• SWTA Celebrates Members Named Mass Transit Magazine’s 2024 40 Under 40
• 2023 Legislator of the Year Award to Senator Bill Cassidy
• SWTA Officers Re-Elected, Nova Bus' Remtulla Elected as Business Rep.
• SWTA's 2024 Spotlight Awards Honor Outstanding Achievements in Transit Marketing
• SWTA NATION BRINGS TOGETHER TRANSIT INDUSTRY
• South West Transit Association Announces Recipients of 2021 Spotlight Marketing Awards
• SWTA Announces 35th Annual Spotlight Awards Winners
• SWTA Supports APTA/CTAA Request for FMCSA ELDT Training
• SWTA Supports APTA/CTAA Request for FMCSA ELDT Training January 13, 2022
• More Than $235 Million for New Buses Across SWTA Nation
• The Challenge of COVID Measures for Transit in Border Communities