Transportation
Transportation is a critical focus for local and state government agencies, involving the planning, developing, and maintaining infrastructure that facilitates the movement of people and goods. Effective transportation systems are essential for economic growth, public safety, and quality of life. This directory provides articles on transportation, including discussions on related topics like Urban Planning, which addresses the integration of transportation networks with community development to create efficient and sustainable cities.
Innovative roadway technologies could help address more than $800 billion worth of upkeep and repairs needed to maintain America’s transportation infrastructure
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While a final draft has not been officially released, the leaked Trump Administration infrastructure program proposes Federal funding limits that could ultimately add to project costs.
Pittsburgh has plans to retrofit 20 city trucks with new fueling systems to boost overall performance
Communities across the country are finding unique ways to fund bike share programs as residential demand for the amenities continues to rise
A new alert system is being tested in Maryland that warns pedestrians of approaching buses in an effort to reduce traffic-related injuries and fatalities
A growing number of municipalities are implementing sidewalk construction into their transportation plans to accommodate a pedestrian-friendly community
Baton Rouge is collaborating with the tech sector to develop a transit solution to manage and mitigate the city-parish’s traffic congestion concerns
A growing volume of research is connecting more transportation options with benefits to local economies and quality of life for residents
The Innovative DOT Handbook outlines the common challenges facing state transit agencies, as well strategies to improve performance and overall efficiency
Stockholm has implemented a new urban transit strategy that supports development of public transportation, cycling and walking amenities.
A city in Portugal recently added Wi-Fi connectivity to some buses and taxis, offering benefits to residents and local government officials alike
Paris, Zurich and other major cities are pushing to encourage more pedestrian-friendly developments in their city centers, while eliminating car traffic
From mobile apps to license plate scanning, parking technology is becoming more convenient for both municipalities and individual drivers
Cities worldwide are implementing new grant-fueled programs that focus on pedestrian safety to lower injury and fatality rates, while improving walkability
A new alternative transportation company aims to connect drivers and passengers to transit through a tiered payment model
A new study finds a direct correlation between inadequate transportation options and employment opportunities for residents reliant on public transit
To become less car-dependent and more appealing to young professionals, municipalities are investing in pedestrian-friendly innovations
Jeff Speck, city planner and urban designer, explained to Gov1 how he helps municipalities identify areas of weakness to improve walkability
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