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USDOT outlines plan to incorporate V2X technology on nation’s roads
Plan lays out how agency will assist in activities such as resolving regulatory uncertainty, providing technical assistance, resources and seed funding
Chesapeake Bay passenger ferry service feasible, study shows
Six initial proposed routes could run using a combination of 49-passenger and 149-passenger ferries, according to the report
Baton Rouge seeks RFPs for new downtown master plan
Plan will focus on developing residential opportunities, enhancing riverfront, improving infrastructure and connectivity, attracting new restaurants and businesses
$70 million program seeks to integrate AI in manufacturing processes
Initiative will establish an institute focused on leveraging AI to enhance the resilience of U.S. manufacturers over a five-year period
DOE taking steps to accelerate use of AI for energy, security and scientific research
Roadmap is a significant step in the government's approach to effectively implementing the rapidly evolving technology
Transit-oriented development opportunities are abundant throughout the U.S.
Congress has allocated billions to support the development of attractive residential and retail communities located near public transportation stations
Episode 12 of The Connection podcast: Season 1 Finale
Marshall Macomber and Mary Scott Nabers wrap up season 1 of the podcast by revisiting the most important things for public officials to know.
Episode 11 of The Connection podcast: Former port director discusses the future of America’s ports
Marshall Macomber and Mary Scott Nabers talk with Chris Ward, former Executive Director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, about the future of U.S. ports.
Staff, resources help local governments win federal grants, study shows
'Too often, communities simply don't think to apply because they don't know where to start,' podcast host says
