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Awardees for the 2023 Lee Schipper Memorial Scholarship have been announced, featuring research awards for informal transport, freight center locating and resilience benefits of electric vehicles.

Capital Region school districts and law enforcement agencies are utilizing a new tool - school bus stop arm cameras - that catch drivers who fly by buses.

Repair and stabilization work is expected to take place. Frederick, Md (KM) Beginning on or about October 11th, one lane of Mountville Road will be closed. The Frederick County Office of Transportation Engineering says this will allow the contractors, Highland Turf, Inc.  and GeoStablization In

An autonomous vehicle operated by Cruise ran over a pedestrian in San Francisco on Monday night just after she’d been hit by another car.

Dubbed as the eyes and ears of your car, advanced driver-assistance systems are popping up more in newer vehicles but you might not you have them or how to use them.

The Maryland Department of Transportation is joining partner agencies, nonprofits and communities across the state for the fourth annual Walktober celebration, a series of events and online webinars throughout October highlighting Maryland’s official state exercise and the importance of pedestrian safety, equitable access, transportation options and healthy lifestyles. Festivities include the ninth annual Walk Maryland Day on Wednesday, October 4.

Ogden, N.Y. — A multi-vehicle crash Friday morning shut down a portion of State Route 531.

The Broken Arrow Police Department is taking steps to have its own real-time information center.The first step is putting flock safety cameras in their city.Th

Speed cameras by Providence schools are being turned on Monday morning.

A capable electric bike is perfect for a daily commute or trek along the trailhead. These are the best e-bikes currently available for different purposes.