Soto announces over $9.2 million in federal funding for LYNX bus facilities

Darren Soto, Member of the U.S. House of Representatives, representing Florida’s 9th Congressional District
Darren Soto, Member of the U.S. House of Representatives, representing Florida’s 9th Congressional District
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Congressman Darren Soto announced on March 18 that LYNX will receive $9,270,640 from the U.S. Federal Transit Administration’s Grants for Buses and Bus Facilities Program. The funding is intended to help transit agencies purchase and rehabilitate buses and vans, as well as build and improve bus facilities.

Soto said the investment will support the fast-growing Central Florida region by keeping the LYNX fleet updated and improving infrastructure. He highlighted the importance of public transportation for local workers in industries such as theme parks, healthcare, and aerospace.

“I am thrilled to announce over $9.2 million in FTA Buses and Bus Facilities Program funding for LYNX, which will help keep their fleet updated and improve infrastructure for fast-growing Central Florida,” said Rep. Soto. “Every day, LYNX helps Central Floridians get to work at our world-class theme parks, healthcare, aerospace, and other major industries. This investment in public transportation is key as we continue searching for ways to invest in our economy, reduce traffic congestion on our roads, and improve access to transit options. I am proud of our partnership with LYNX and look forward to future collaborations to keep Central Florida moving forward.”

The award was part of a larger announcement by the Federal Transit Administration that included 34 grants totaling $388,279,883.

The new funding aims to enhance public transportation options in Central Florida while supporting economic growth and reducing road congestion.



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