Edward Brandis is Genfare’s Business Development Director (BDD) serving clients in the Northeast US. He’s worked in transit for his entire professional career with a passion for making mobility more accessible and equitable. Read more about Ed’s background and his
We believe that to achieve equitable mobility, the best approach is better service, not cheaper bad service. Of course, it’s a lot more complex than that simple explanation, but it starts with enabling the transit agency to understand its community and tailor solutions to meet the needs of everyone in it, with particular attention to those with limited resources.
Highlights from the 2023 APTA Legislative Conference Earlier this month, the executive leadership team from Genfare joined thousands of transit agencies and stakeholders to descend on Washington for the three-day American Public Transportation Association (APTA) annual legislative conference. We were
Genfare can help make your bus/bus facility grant application stand out. On January 27, 2023, the Federal Transit Administration made available $1.7 billion to support transit agencies in modernizing their bus fleets with low- and no-emission buses, renovating and constructing
What changed in 2022 and what will 2023 bring? Last year was one of transition for the transit industry. We started to adjust to the post-Covid landscape, applied for new and revitalized infrastructure grants, addressed safety and security issues, and
Telecommuting is Here to Stay, But Transit Agencies Can Entice Riders Back By Daria van Engelen, Chief Revenue Officer, Genfare Over the past few years, we have talked a lot about how the pandemic changed the way we live and
By Jennille Logan, Business Development Director, Southeast, Genfare In my youth I never really appreciated the freedom that public transit gave me, but looking back I can clearly see where I gained my independent streak — as a preteen riding
Recently passed infrastructure legislation has put an emphasis on mobility, and the dollars are there to back it up. In our recent blog post, Back on Track, we discussed the funding opportunities available through the U.S. Department of Transportation. Now