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Multiple states implementing AI technologies to improve safety, efficiency of public transit

Cities and states around the nation are funding projects that explore the real-world applications of advanced AI technologies in transportation systems.

Keaton Peters

Public-private partnership looks to streamline the EV charging experience

The development marks a significant shift away from the current fragmented system where automakers and charging networks use proprietary authentication solutions and cannot communicate with each other.

Pete Hahnloser

Caltrain unveils 10-year capital improvement plan

The CIP outlines more than 140 projects and programs that Caltrain plans to carry out in the next decade.

Brady Pieper

MassDOT passenger rail study details up to $3 billion in potential funding opportunities

The report outlines the benefits, costs and investments necessary to implement passenger rail service along the Northern Tier Corridor.

Jerrod Kingery

New Mexico DOT launches dashboard to track legislative funding for roadway projects

The dashboard tracks funding from legislative appropriations made in 2024.

Pete Hahnloser

Grid operator warns of potential power shortages in NYC starting in 2033

The report highlights several developments driving anticipated growth in peak demand over the next 10 years, such as large, high-energy-use commercial customers like data centers and chip manufacturing facilities.

Keaton Peters

Many local governments are unprepared to integrate AI tools, new survey finds

The survey of city and county IT executives provides a snapshot of how local governments are approaching artificial intelligence.

Keaton Peters

New Mexico finalizes strategic water plan for treating brackish water

The state's plan would have treated brackish water serve as an alternative to freshwater for new industrial demands and for use in data centers.

Jerrod Kingery

New Texas rule requires crypto miners to register, provide info on energy usage

Under the new rule, mining facilities must report information on the facility's location, ownership and energy demand to state officials every year.

Jerrod Kingery

DOT launches climate action playbook to help communities, transportation officials reduce emissions

The "Climate Strategies That Work" playbook includes solutions to help communities reduce carbon pollution and work toward creating more resilient and sustainable transportations system.

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