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During the New Braunfels City Council special meeting on July 17, an update on capital projects and initiatives was presented.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Transportation Director Jack Marchbanks Thursday announced funding awards of over $9.8 million for projects that will improve safety for students walking and biking to and from school in 25 counties.

BOSTON — Following a pedestrian safety assessment that showed almost half of all Massachusetts pedestrian fatalities or serious injuries happened within 300 feet of a bus stop, the Department of

BOSTON — Following a pedestrian safety assessment that showed almost half of all Massachusetts pedestrian fatalities or serious injuries happened within 300 feet of a bus stop, the state Department

Following a pedestrian safety assessment that showed almost half of all Massachusetts pedestrian fatalities or serious injuries happened within 300 feet of a bus stop, the Department of Transportation is looking to use federal funds to make safety improvements at bus stops across the state.

Almost half of all Massachusetts pedestrian fatalities or serious injuries happened within 300 feet of a bus stop, according to a pedestrian safety assessment.

The number and rate of U.S. traffic fatalities surged in 2020 and 2021 and decreased slightly in 2022 from the previous year, but remained at a high level as vehicle

The Waukesha County Department of Public Works will start highway construction in Ottawa July 17, if weather permits, on County Highway D.

There will be a public meeting Wednesday on the proposed 'road diet' on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive from Clear Lake to South Grand.

Preliminary work is scheduled be begin July 5 on the north and south highway entrances into Viroqua to improve safety on US 14/61.