Free Top 20 U.S. States by Public Transportation Investment (2020–2025)
The chart highlights major public transport investment efforts across U.S. states from 2020 to 2025, showcasing large-scale funding to enhance transit infrastructure. California leads with an impressive USD 33,000 million, reflecting its extensive modernization and expansion initiatives. New York follows with USD 25,500 million, underscoring its commitment to upgrading transit systems in dense urban areas. Texas ranks third at USD 19,600 million, indicating rapid infrastructure growth in its metropolitan regions. Florida and Illinois also allocate substantial funds, investing USD 16,500 million and USD 15,900 million respectively. Mid-range investments come from Pennsylvania (USD 15,300 million), Ohio (USD 14,700 million), and Georgia (USD 14,100 million). Other states like North Carolina, Michigan, New Jersey, and Virginia show strong commitments with allocations ranging between USD 11,700 million and USD 13,500 million. The consistent investments across states reflect a national emphasis on sustainable and efficient public transportation systems.
| Labels | Total Investment (2020–2025, USD millions) |
|---|---|
| California | 33,000 |
| New York | 25,500 |
| Texas | 19,600 |
| Florida | 16,500 |
| Illinois | 15,900 |
| Pennsylvania | 15,300 |
| Ohio | 14,700 |
| Georgia | 14,100 |
| North Carolina | 13,500 |
| Michigan | 12,900 |
| New Jersey | 12,300 |
| Virginia | 11,700 |
| Washington | 11,100 |
| Arizona | 10,500 |
| Massachusetts | 9,900 |
| Tennessee | 9,300 |
| Indiana | 8,700 |
| Missouri | 8,100 |
| Maryland | 7,500 |
| Wisconsin | 6,900 |
