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HANOVER — The Maryland Department of Transportation congratulated 17 counties and municipalities in Maryland for their selection to receive more than $28 million in Fiscal Year 2023 Safe Streets and

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WASHINGTON - U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell, chair of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, announced that communities across the state of Washington will receive a total of $38.3

Tool will help SANDAG track dangerous intersections and road conditions.

The City of Jersey City has received the "2023 Complete Streets Excellence and Champion Award" for their successful Vision Zero Action Plan.

Each October is a reminder of the large number of pedestrians struck by cars each year in the city as the nation recognizes Pedestrian Safety Month.

Each October is a reminder of the large number of pedestrians struck by cars each year in the city as the nation recognizes Pedestrian Safety Month.

Menlo Park is one of the worst cities of its size when it comes collisions that kill or injure bicyclists, according to the state. City officials are hoping the Vision Zero Action Plan will eliminate crash-related fatalities.

Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise is set to announce the launch of a Vision Zero Task Force at a ceremony in Washington Park on Thursday.

The Hoboken City Council voted to reduce their school zone speed limit to 15 miles per hour, which impacts 15 different locations overall.