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Marin County, California, adopts 25-year strategic plan to guide transportation spending

The Countywide Transportation Plan will focus on enhancing mobility, improving air quality and preserving quality of life for Marin’s current residents and future generations to come.

Adam Rollins

Riverside County spending $171 million to enhance roadway infrastructure, improve safety, decrease congestion

The county will use the funds to reconstruct and widen the Jackson interchange along the Interstate 10 freeway to address traffic congestion, improve mobility and enhance safety.

Adam Rollins

Harris County plans $39 million revamp for Burnett Bayland Park

The project will focus on renovating the existing park and developing an additional 40 acres of unused land.

Adam Rollins

Providence to improve iconic Riverwalk with $10.8 million investment

The project will work to ensure residents can easily access the Riverwalk and integrate the Riverwalk with the city’s existing 55-mile trail network.

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.

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.

Brady Pieper

DOT committing $215 million to replacement of Civil War-era bridge in Albany

Originally opened in 1865 and renovated to its current iteration in 1901, the Livingston Avenue Bridge offers New York’s only upstate passenger rail crossing of the Hudson River.

Brady Pieper

FAA announces $970 million in grants to modernize airport terminals nationwide

With this funding, the FAA is encouraging airports to pursue projects that enhance passenger comfort and operational capacity and efficiency.

Brady Pieper

DOT unleashes $4.2 billion in MEGA, INFRA grants to tackle transportation initiatives nationwide

This funding will be used to advance large-scale and complex transportation projects poised to improve the safety, efficiency and reliability of the nation’s roadways, ports and bridges.

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.

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