Brady Pieper “Highway to Nowhere” in West Baltimore getting $85 million for redevelopment The so-called Highway to Nowhere is a nearly 1.4-mile segment of U.S. 40 initially constructed in the 1970s.
Miles Smith New York Department of Transportation receives $32 million grant to reduce pollution from construction The program’s goals include identifying low carbon materials and adopting lower carbon specifications for large volume materials for state projects.
Keaton Peters Indianapolis to build new bus rapid transit line with $150 million in federal funds The Blue Line showcases how medium-sized cities build modern transit systems that serve an array of community needs – from airport travelers to daily commuters.
Jerrod Kingery Austin unveils new design plan for light rail project Nearly 10 miles of light rail will be added across Austin, from UT through downtown and over Lady Bird Lake.
Brady Pieper Feds release over $1.3 billion to modernize nation’s transportation infrastructure The grants will fund transportation projects around the nation to modernize critical infrastructure and increase access to transit.
Brady Pieper New York announces nearly $102 million in funding for rail and port improvement projects NYDOT will pursue applicants that modernize rail infrastructure and further establish New York as a global commerce destination.
Miles Smith Alaska DOT&PF drone program to serve as model for addressing remote transportation challenges The project is designed to deploy drones to enhance infrastructure inspection, environmental monitoring and disaster response.
Miles Smith Boca Raton planning board recommends transit hub housing development to city council The project would offer 340 residences, 51 of which would be affordable and workforce-housing units.
Miles Smith States turn to transit-oriented development to address housing shortages Transit-oriented development projects could help address the nation's housing shortage, but some challenges persist.
Pete Hahnloser New York City receives $56.3 million to replace trucks, school buses with green alternatives NYC will replace 55 diesel trucks with electric vehicles, install 10 new fast chargers across the city and boost EV training for city mechanics.