Ohio invests $320M in transportation projects to reduce congestion
Awarded transportation projects seek to reduce traffic congestion that hinders mobility, economic development and quality of life.
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$120M project to transform Lincoln’s railway infrastructure
The project will enhance safety by removing conflict points between trains and vehicles, reduce delays and alleviate traffic congestion.
Virginia launches I-81 Corridor Improvement Plan
The department completed a similar study in 2018, which culminated in 65 construction projects worth $3 billion.
Schertz approves design for $32M road reconstruction project
The project includes significant improvements to a 2.52-mile stretch of Lower Seguin Road.
Charlotte dedicates $400 million for housing, neighborhood, transportation improvements
These initiatives will work toward repairing and improving roadways, supporting affordable housing options and developing dedicated mobility options.
Michigan governor proposes $3 billion plan to improve local roads, transit statewide
Reports say that Michigan drivers currently pay more than $750 a year for car repairs due to poor infrastructure.
Michigan invests millions to upgrade roads for business developments in Detroit, Grayling Township
These grants will support the Future of Health project in Detroit and the construction of infrastructure for a major new manufacturing facility in Grayling.
Emerging railroad infrastructure projects create high demand for private sector contracting partners
These initiatives across the country provide a wealth of opportunities for contractors in various fields.
Indianapolis to build new bus rapid transit line with $150 million in federal funds
The Blue Line showcases how medium-sized cities build modern transit systems that serve an array of community needs – from airport travelers to daily commuters.
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.
