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$60 million available to plan transit-focused, sustainable communities in San Francisco area

These grants are available for both planning and implementation phases and are expected to help local governments and transit agencies develop long-term sustainability goals.

Keaton Peters

Illinois makes millions available for electric bus upgrades

The Illinois EPA estimates that this funding could support the replacement of up to 40 diesel-powered transit buses with zero-emission, all-electric alternatives.

Jerrod Kingery

Miami-Dade challenge to provide funding for transportation innovations

The nonprofit Miami-Dade Innovation Authority (MDIA) is launching a challenge to find innovative solutions to enhance transportation visibility in Miami-Dade County. This fourth Public Innovation Challenge is seeking early-to-growth state startups with solutions leveraging advanced technology like sensors, cameras and AI and

Jerrod Kingery

City of Austin considering pedestrian-focused reimagining of Congress Avenue

Part of the plan sees portions Congress Avenue between Seventh and 11th Streets being converted into public plazas.

Adam Rollins

Florida DOT to spend $101 million on road improvements

The projects are a part of the state’s Moving Florida Forward Infrastructure Initiative, a $68 billion five-year plan to capitalize on critical transportation infrastructure projects across the state.

Adam Rollins

New Mexico invests in supply chain sovereignty, clean mobility

These projects will work to mitigate flood risks, reconstruct roads, plan supply chains and build mobility hubs across the state.

Brady Pieper

California unveils historic $149 million in grants to make roads safer

These grants will support projects that develop traffic education and enforcement and expand safe biking and walking options for residents.

Brady Pieper

Boston bridge secures $472 million MEGA grant for replacement, modernization

The Draw One Bridge carries rail traffic over the Charles River, connecting the cities of Boston and Cambridge.

Miles Smith

DOT awarding $260 million for New York City infrastructure projects

City officials say the two announcements represent the single largest day of competitive grant awards in New York City history.

Jerrod Kingery

Feds sending North Carolina $100M in emergency funds to repair roads, bridges damaged by Hurricane Helene

Western North Carolina was especially hard-hit, with significant damage to roadways from flash flooding, landslides, road washouts and bridge collapses.

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