Page 45 - Transportation Development News Today

Transit agencies are grappling with a decline in revenue and the end of COVID-era federal funding, which helped make up for a massive reduction in ridership over the last three years. It's a crucial time for public transportation, as California attempts to address the climate crisis and prepares its upcoming state budget.

The Ridgecrest City Council on April 5 will mull allocating $971,750 in American Rescue Plan Act funds to add a bathroom/concession building at the Leroy Jackson Sports Complex softball fields.

FDOT and Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise broke ground Thursday on Central Polk Parkway. A tolled roadway, will begin at Polk Parkway/SR 570 and Winter Lake Road/SR 540 and extend to US 17/SR 35.

The recent request by private developers for a $7 million loan to support workforce housing in Tallahassee should be a wake-up call for local public officials.

Business is booming across the Tampa Bay Area, and with that comes lots of road and bridge construction projects.

The U.S. could cut Tesla out of its $7.5 billion EV charger subsidies if it doesn't play ball

During the past decade, China has made historic progress in transportation development, with an improved transport network, strengthened transport service capacity and deepened international cooperation, writes a veteran journalist with China Daily.

Oxnard will add almost $3 million in sidewalks, bike lanes and other upgrades to the El Rio community.

There are two candidates on the Nov. 8 ballot for San Diego City Council District 4: Democratic incumbent Councilmember Monica Montgomery Steppe and Republican dietitian Gloria Evangelista.

News and analytical articles about Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.