Transportation Archives - Page 16 of 55

Chicago DOT launches pilot program to install mobile imaging technology for enhanced roadside safety

The Smart Street Pilot Program will allow the city to install cameras on city poles, city-owned vehicles and Chicago Transit Authority buses.

Jerrod Kingery

California ports receiving $1 billion for shift to zero-emission operations

About 40% of containerized imports in the U.S. come through ports in California, as well at 30% of the nation's exports.

Brady Pieper

Contra Costa receiving $166 million grant to add express lanes, traffic tech to I-680

The funding will go to projects designed to improve road safety, reduce emissions and enhance efficiency in the region’s transportation system.

Keaton Peters

New York’s MTA seeks proposals for transit-oriented development

The project is part of New York’s goal to repurpose state-owned sites for new housing, which looks to create up to 15,000 new homes.

Brady Pieper

FAA seeking aviation industry feedback on unmanned aircraft, air mobility integration in nation’s airspace

With more unmanned aircraft entering America's airspace, the FAA wants to set standards and regulations.

Adam Rollins

TxDOT officials break ground on $13 billion Houston highway project

City officials estimate that daily traffic volumes will increase by up to 40% along the designated corridor from levels seen in 2015 through 2040.

Jerrod Kingery

Dulles International Airport receives $40 million for new terminal project

The new 400,000-square-foot terminal will feature 14 gates and include direct connections to the AeroTrain and an indirect connection to Metrorail.

Miles Smith

FHWA making $876 million available to protect surface transportation from effects of climate change

Projects covered include making highways, public transportation, pedestrian facilities, ports and intercity passenger rail.

Brady Pieper

Miami-Dade County receiving $389 million grant to advance rapid transit project

The projects receiving funding will provide a multimodal connection between Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.

Keaton Peters

With better data and AI, New York City plans to speed up transportation projects

The plan will transform how the city conducts transportation analysis, a process that currently adds substantial time and cost to development projects

Suggestions

Transportation - Page 16