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San Francisco official urges federal funding of BART project

By Melina Druga  |   May 31, 2019   |   City

Grace Crunican, San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) general manager, recently urged the federal government to continue funding a BART project. The Transbay Core Capacity Program ha...

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DFW to open sixth terminal as early as 2025

By Chris Galford  |   May 23, 2019   |   Air

The Dallas Fort Worth International (DFW) Airport will launch a sixth terminal in the coming years, in conjunction with American Airlines. DFW plans to invest between $3 billion and 3.5 billion in...

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Hyundai opens new Alabama engine facility

By Melina Druga  |   May 20, 2019   |   City

Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama opened its latest facility in Montgomery last week. The $388 million facility is an engine-head machining shop. It will manufacture the company’s Theta engines. ...

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DaikyoNishikawa to build first manufacturing facility in Alabama

By Chris Galford  |   May 15, 2019   |   City

The announcement of a new auto parts manufacturing facility coming to Huntsville, Ala., brings with it a $110 million investment and 380 impending jobs. The facility is the first U.S.-based operat...

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California senators, Bay Area Congress members urge funding for BART Core capacity project

By Chris Galford  |   May 14, 2019   |   City

U.S. Sens. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and Kamala Harris (D-CA), along with seven Democratic Congress members from the Bay Area, recently sent correspondence to Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, reque...

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Ford GoRide Health expands nationally, launches first public transportation service

By Chris Galford  |   May 9, 2019   |   City

The Ford Motor Company is expanding the reach of a non-emergency medical transportation business known as GoRide Health, taking it from Ohio to a national audience. The company intends to expand o...

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Anheuser-Busch equips New York fleet with connected technology

By Melina Druga  |   May 9, 2019   |   City

Anheuser-Busch recently announced it is equipping its local fleet with connected-vehicle technology as part of City of New York’s Connected Vehicle Pilot program. The program is part of a nationw...

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New York safety campaign results in 14,000 traffic tickets

By Melina Druga  |   May 8, 2019   |   City

New York law enforcement officers issued more than 14,000 tickets during this year’s Operation Work Brake April 22-26. The majority of the tickets were issued for work-zone speeding followed by s...

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Investments in Southern Calif. rail, transit and freight to benefit Los Angeles Union Station

By Melina Druga  |   May 8, 2019   |   City

California is investing more than $4.4 billion in regional rail, transit and freight mobility projects in Southern California, the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) noted recently, as...

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Pittsburgh’s Department of Mobility and Infrastructure receives grant to increase public engagement on automated vehicles

By Transportation Today News  |   May 8, 2019   |   City

The City of Pittsburgh Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) recently received a major new foundation grant to increase public engagement and outreach related to the testing and deployment ...

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Private, public interests unite to create fuel cell electric heavy-duty truck

By Chris Galford  |   May 7, 2019   |   City

A partnership between Toyota, Kenworth, the Port of Los Angeles and the California Air Resources Board (CARB) has yielded the first Toyota-Kenworth fuel cell electric heavy-duty truck (FCET), somethin...

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Coalition launches campaign for zero emissions in New York City

By Melina Druga  |   May 1, 2019   |   City

ElectrifyNY recently launched a campaign to encourage New York City to transition to a zero emissions from transportation plan by 2040. Currently, there is no plan to reduce transportation emissio...

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Groundbreaking held for $118.1M Carolina Connector Intermodal Facility

By Chris Galford  |   April 30, 2019   |   City

Work has begun on a $118.1 million facility in North Carolina that will allow trucks to bring cargo containers to rail yards for transfer to trains. The Carolina Connector Intermodal Facility spans...

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Pennsylvania awards Pittsburgh $200,000 electric-vehicle grant

By Melina Druga  |   April 30, 2019   |   City

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, a coalition of public and private partners, called Drive Electric PA, recently awarded Pittsburgh more than $200,000 to support its electric-ve...

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LAX Automated People Mover Facility

LAX to add Guardian Active Shooter Detection System to Automated People Mover Facility

By Chris Galford  |   April 26, 2019   |   Air

The Los Angeles Airport (LAX) is adding a program that detects gunshots for its new Automated People Mover Facility, interfacing it with the facility’s video, access control, notification, and criti...

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Elevate Denver Bond program to generate $18M for 50 miles of new bikeways

By Chris Galford  |   April 24, 2019   |   City

A Denver plan to create 125 miles of new bikeways is being funded in part by the Elevate Denver Bond, which after approval by voters in 2017, will spur $18 million for 50 of those miles. The new p...

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Demolition at LAX paves way for $1.86B Delta Sky Way project

By Chris Galford  |   April 22, 2019   |   Air

The Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) began tearing down its Terminal 3 this week as the official beginning of construction for the $1.86 billion Delta Sky Way project, which aims to modernize a...

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Chicago City Council approves $50M expansion of Divvy bike share system

By Chris Galford  |   April 19, 2019   |   City

Chicago will expand its Divvy bike sharing system this year, creating more than 200 jobs in the process, thanks to a $50 million investment approved by the city council. The investment will notably...

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Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey and Shuhei Toyoda

Toyota Boshoku building $50M Alabama manufacturing facility

By Chris Galford  |   April 12, 2019   |   City

More than $50 million will be invested into the Athens, Ala., area by Toyota Boshoku America, to create a new manufacturing facility that will bring around 400 jobs at full operation. The internat...

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Reconstruction of JFK airport runway begins

By Melina Druga  |   April 11, 2019   |   Air

Work began Monday on the reconstruction of Runway 13L-13R at John F. Kennedy International Airport and will be closed while workers repave. Construction workers will use concrete instead of asphal...

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