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A look back at EfficientGov’s predicted tech trends for 2016 takes stock of the work cities have completed or plan to continue into 2017.

Thousands of older wood and concrete apartment buildings vulnerable to collapse in a major earthquake would get costly upgrades under retrofitting rules

Since 2009, injuries and fatalities of pedestrians and bicyclists have increased faster than motor vehicle deaths. Read what the USDOT remedy is for local government

With a goal of generating $17.5M in new revenue, NYC recently released an RFP for a provider to turn its unused pay phones into WIFI hot spots

Reconsidering bus routes to reduce the number of stops without lowering the level of service is a major component of cutting costs for public bus services. Inside, recent research on the topic and Boston’s current efforts in this area

The job of a Metro Net dispatcher today makes 25 years ago seem like the dark ages.

Despite more people finding information online, residents are still interested in preserving libraries as key components to community growth and development

An integrated strategy includes cleaning up graffiti, prosecuting vandals, working with the community and decoding threats

Mayor Eric Garcetti launched the Vision Zero initiative to eliminate traffic deaths on Los Angeles streets in 2015, but the city has made little progress toward this goal.

DOT actions revise existing guidance and clear administrative hurdles for new automotive technology