July 2026

96% of Transit Agencies Can’t Staff the Garage. Your EAM System Can Help Close the Gap.

Every transit agency in North America is confronting the same uncomfortable truth: the binding constraint on service is no longer the fleet, the funding formula, or even the operator seat. Increasingly, it is the maintenance bay. According to the American Public Transportation Association, 96 percent of transit agencies report a workforce shortage that is affecting service delivery, and the mechanics and technicians who keep buses and railcars in revenue service are among the hardest roles to fill and the slowest to replace.

For asset managers and operations directors, this is not an HR problem to watch from a distance. It is an asset management problem, and the enterprise asset management (EAM) platform your agency already owns may be the most powerful workforce tool you have.

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You Can’t Secure What You Can’t See: Why TSA’s 2026 Cyber Mandates Made Your EAM System Transit’s First Line of Defense

By: Bill Carrick You Can’t Secure What You Can’t See: Why TSA’s 2026 Cyber Mandates Made Your EAM System Transit’s First Line of Defense For decades, transit asset managers and operations directors have justified their enterprise asset management (EAM) investments in the language of reliability: fewer breakdowns, longer asset life, a smaller state-of-good-repair backlog. That

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