Urban Partnership Agreement

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The Twin Cities metropolitan area was one of only five regions nationwide to win competitive funding from a U.S. Department of Transportation program aimed at reducing congestion. The federal Urban Partnership Agreement (UPA) focuses on four strategies – congestion pricing, transit, telecommuting and technology.

Transit customers are the big winners. Of the $133 million federal grant, about $86 million is allocated to transit projects designed to:

Improve the speed and reliability of buses
Enhance the appeal and convenience of transit
Increase the capacity of transit

> Visit the UPA website of the Minnesota Department of Transportation.

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