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Fremont, a city in California’s Bay Area, is undertaking an upgrade of traffic signals along a busy street there to give priority to emergency vehicles and make travel safer for all users.

A group of Central Florida influencers discuss the issues important to you.

Nashville's transportation department has released a five-year plan to improve the city's bikeways and sidewalks.

Dubbed one of the seven most deadly streets for pedestrians in Nashville, Dickerson Pike saw another pedestrian fatality over the weekend.

A live TV news station covering breaking news and traffic for Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and Southern Colorado with a strong investigative team

The first Asian woman elected as a county supervisor, she was killed near an intersection known for its high number of vehicle-related injuries, local advocates said.

The city has launched Vision Zero Action Plan, a yearlong, $110,000 effort to collect and disseminate data on crashes, lower speed limits and redesign streets to calm traffic. Last year, 74 people died from car crashes.

WFAE When FAQ City listener Sarah Morris moved to Charlotte from the Midwest about six years ago, she noticed something interesting about the city when she rode her bike. CDOT A bike route sign in Charlotte, NC. “I noticed there were these signs and bikes painted on the road with arrows and things, but there isn’t always a bike lane to go along with it,” Morris said. And so she asked: “ What do the bike route signs all over Charlotte mean? I see them even on streets that don’t have ...

Feb 24, 2021 Transportation and public works officials from Hawaii County and Oregon will share road safety lessons from their own communities during a virtual town hall for Maui residents on Thursday. The Vision Zero Virtual Town Hall, hosted by the Maui Metropolitan Planning Organization, will take place at 4 p.m. via Zoom with a focus on reducing traffic fatalities to zero. Matt Rodrigues, public works director from Eugene, Ore., will share key lessons from the city’s Vision Zero Initiati...

Three new board members appointed to the Environment Agency Environment Secretary George Eustice welcomes knowledge and experience of three appointees. From: 3 February 2021 Environment Secretary George Eustice has appointed Dr Stewart Davies, Ines Faden da Silva and Lilli Matson to the Environment Agency Board. The appointments began on 1 February 2021 and will run for four years until 31 January 2025. Board members provide non-executive leadership challenge and support to the Environment ...