Pedestrian Safety Archives

Nearly $1B available for road safety improvement grants

All projects must work toward preventing fatalities and serious injuries of pedestrians, bicyclists, public transportation users, motorists and commercial vehicle operators.

Adam Rollins

EPA approves Texas’ plan to improve air quality in San Antonio region

The approval is part of the new administration's efforts to address the nation’s massive backlog of both state and tribal implementation plans.

Adam Rollins

LA County plans $56M investment to improve roadway infrastructure, protect pedestrians

Los Angeles County Public Works will invest $56 million to rehabilitate major roads and enhance pedestrian mobility for underserved communities.

Adam Rollins

Sacramento greenlights $677 million plan to safely connect neighborhoods

The Neighborhood Connections Plan details 147 street infrastructure improvement projects.

Adam Rollins

California distributes $300M to make roadways safer for pedestrians

The investments will progress California’s safety initiatives to achieve zero roadway deaths and injuries by 2050.

Brady Pieper

Denver Water project lays groundwork for Littleton’s multi-year revitalization plan

The utility project will install new water mains in downtown Littleton, laying the initial groundwork for Project Downtown.

Brady Pieper

Chattanooga approves nearly $30M for public safety, infrastructure investments

The move seeks to enhance funding for critical infrastructure projects while safeguarding the city's long-term financial health.

Miles Smith

Montana Tech finalizing campus master plan for $40M renovation

The plan is expected to be finalized and published within the next two to three months, with construction slated to begin in 2026.

Adam Rollins

Los Angeles County plans $71 million effort to reconstruct roadways, replace bridges

The project’s main component will be reconstructing and widening The Old Road, Rye Canyon Road and Sky View Lane.

Brady Pieper

New York City plans pedestrian safety upgrades, infrastructure improvements at aging 42nd Street intersection

NYDOT will commit approximately $41.7 million to the project, while the state Department of Environmental Protection will invest about $15.2 million to the venture.

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