Public transit benefits more than just the people who ride it. In cities and towns across America, miles from the last bus stop, American workers are building the parts, designing the systems, and developing the technology that keep public transit running. Investing in federal funding for public transit protects millions of good-paying American jobs.
Public transit doesn’t just benefit the people who ride it. Leni is one of the 2,800 workers employed directly by the Utah Transit Authority (UTA), connecting the mechanics who maintain UTA’s fleet with the parts and equipment that are manufactured in every corner of the United States. Investing in public transit means investing in good-paying jobs like Leni’s.
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Public transit keeps American businesses moving. In cities and towns across America, millions of American workers manufacture the parts that build our buses and trains. By investing in public transit, we’re investing in American jobs.
Public transit isn’t just about commutes—it’s about jobs. Public transit fuels businesses in all 50 states, supporting thousands of good-paying jobs and strengthening local economies across the country. When we invest in public transit, we invest in America’s workers.
