Hundreds of projects to reconnect communities separated by roadways will launch in 2025
Federal officials have set aside an abundance of funding to reconnect communities separated by highway construction.
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Kansas awarding over $31 million for cyclist and pedestrian safety projects across the state
Through the Transportation Alternatives Program, the state is funding projects in communities to create safer, more walkable and bike-friendly routes.
Tennessee using $39 million to improve dangerous roadways, intersections
The state will use the funds to build safe pathways for pedestrians, update old street markings and improve intersections.
New York City’s Fifth Avenue to receive pedestrian-focused makeover
The redesign, the first in the Fifth Avenue's 200-year history, will nearly double the available sidewalk space.
NYC plans to reconnect neighborhoods separated by Brooklyn-Queens Expressway construction
The report proposes capping parts of the BQE to create new public spaces and reconnect communities that were split by the highway.
Utah upgrading crosswalks with innovative accessible technology
The new radar-enabled crosswalk buttons are triggered by movement, like nodding or waving or activation via an app, to assist pedestrians.
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.
Transportation technology in high demand as roads, bridges, airports and public transit authorities are modernizing nationwide
Emerging technologies and innovative mobility options are changing all modes of transportation, and soon both people and freight will be transported differently.
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.
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.
