The bill would direct the Federal Transit Administration Administrator to create a task force on transit operations and coordination. The task force would recommend benchmarks and best practices for topics such as transit funding, agency coordination, rider access, and regional transit and land-use planning. It would include up to 15 members with relevant expertise and submit a public report to Congress by the end of its term. The task force would last two years, with an option to extend it for two more years.
The bill would not directly change transit service or fares. Its task force would study ways transit agencies could coordinate services, improve rider experience and safety, and make investment decisions. Any changes would depend on later actions by transit agencies or other officials.
The bill does not specify a funding amount or provide a cost estimate for the task force.
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