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Georgia expanding EV charging station network with federal funding boost on highways - Vimarsana News

Georgia expanding EV charging station network with federal funding boost on highways

“We’ve got to get the interstates first … before we jump on these [additional] corridors,” Commissioner of Transportation Russell McMurry said.

Source: yahoo.com
KYTC to contribute $15 million for new parking garage at Kenton County Government Center - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

KYTC to contribute $15 million for new parking garage at Kenton County Government Center - NKyTribune

Staff reportThe Kentucky Transportation Cabinet on Wednesday announced it will contribute $15 million toward the construction of a new underground parking garage serving the Kenton County Governme

Kentucky gives boost to Brent Spence Bridge Corridor project - Vimarsana News

Kentucky gives boost to Brent Spence Bridge Corridor project

COVINGTON, Ky. (KT) – Gov. Andy Beshear announced on Wednesday a property agreement with Kenton County that will help move forward one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the

New Jersey sparks terror fears with 'see something, say something' roadway campaign - Vimarsana News

New Jersey sparks terror fears with 'see something, say something' roadway campaign

Confused residents wonder if there is a terror threat after New Jersey launched a 'See Something, Say Something' public safety campaign

Source: fox29.com
NJ drivers alarmed as scary signs pop up along highways across state without warning - Vimarsana News

NJ drivers alarmed as scary signs pop up along highways across state without warning

Drivers in New Jersey have been greeted with roadway signs that read, "Suspect Terrorism? See Something, Say Something," with a tip line number to report threats.

Source: nypost.com