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Charlotte transit organization approves adding new toll lanes on I-77 through public-private partnership

The project looks to expand the current highway, which hasn’t been widened since the 1990s, from four lanes to six lanes.

Miles Smith

Maryland DOT unveils plan to encourage housing construction near rail transportation

This new plan comes on the heels of a recently passed Maryland state law that allows for greater housing density within a half mile of train stations

Brady Pieper

PennDOT opens unsolicited P3 proposal window for transportation initiatives

This P3 submission window will allow for private entities to present innovative solutions for a range of transportation models, including roads, bridges, rail, aviation and ports.

Miles Smith

Oklahoma City asking public for input on infrastructure projects to address in 2025 bond election

In 2017, voters approved a 10-year, $967 million package that included 13 bond propositions and two sales tax initiatives.

Brady Pieper

Caltrans awards $206 million to further clean, high-mobility transportation projects

This funding will support transportation projects targeting greenhouse gas emissions reduction and mobility enhancements statewide.

Adam Rollins

Michigan receives $67 million to improve street safety, enhance harbor operations

The state will use the funds to improve a cargo transportation terminal, build pathways for nonmotorized travelers and institute traffic calming measures.

Pete Hahnloser

Oklahoma committing $9 billion to transportation infrastructure improvements

These projects look to enhance the safety and reliability of interstate and highway systems throughout the state.

Brady Pieper

Maui County asks residents for comment on a public ferry service connecting Hawaii’s islands

Officials are exploring options for an interisland ferry service that would connect the islands of Maui, Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi

Jerrod Kingery

Texas A&M considering underground tunnel system to alleviate campus congestion

The proposed tunnels, deemed the "Aggie Loop," would be built in the most congested areas on campus, running from the Polo Road Garage area on east campus to the White Creek apartments on west campus.

Adam Rollins

Four states collaborate to build $249 million zero-emission freight corridor infrastructure

In addition to expanding EV charging infrastructure along one of the busiest corridors in the country, the four-state coalition will build a skilled workforce and develop support services to advance the adoption of zero-emission trucks along this corridor.

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