Approved Systems Preparing For Construction
- Charlotte
- LYNX Purple Line- 1 commuter rail line, to be operated by LYNX Rapid Transit Services
- Dallas-Fort Worth
- Cotton Belt Rail Line- 3 commuter rail lines, to be operated by Fort Worth Transportation Authority
- Detroit
- Woodward Avenue Light Rail- 1 light rail line, to be operated by Detroit Department of Transportation
- Harrisburg-Lancaster
- Capital Red Rose Corridor- 1 commuter rail line, with planned extensions, to be operated by Capital Area Transit
- Honolulu
- Honolulu Rail Transit- 1 metro rail line, to be operated by TheBus
- Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge (Waterloo Region)
- Waterloo LRT- 1 light rail line, to be operated by Grand River Transit
- Orlando
- SunRail- 1 commuter rail line, to be operated by the Florida Department of Transportation
- San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose (Bay Area)
- SMART Train, 1 commuter rail line, to be operated by The Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit District
- San Juan
- Tren Interurbano- 1 commuter rail line, to be operated by Puerto Rico Department of Transportation and Public Works
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