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Nation's 'largest' rail investment entices Montana passenger rail advocates - Vimarsana News

Nation's 'largest' rail investment entices Montana passenger rail advocates

The federal government recently made $2.4 billion available to help local railroads modernize both freight and passenger rail infrastructure.

Source: ktvh.com
Newport News to upgrade Warwick Boulevard intersection - Vimarsana News

Newport News to upgrade Warwick Boulevard intersection

The Newport News Department of Engineering will soon reconfigure the intersection of Oriana Road and Warwick Boulevard to eliminate the east/west through movement to prevent vehicles from travelling across Warwick Boulevard.

Fairfield's HAWK Signal Project limits access from Empire Street as construction continues – The Vacaville Reporter - Vimarsana News

Fairfield's HAWK Signal Project limits access from Empire Street as construction continues – The Vacaville Reporter

Left turns and through traffic from Empire St. onto Pennsylvania Ave. in Fairfield will not be permitted until a signal electrification and new median is installed as part of the city’s ongoing High Intensity Activated CrossWalk (HAWK) Signals Project progresses. 

Baltimore bridge collapse highlights dangers of essential jobs - Vimarsana News

Baltimore bridge collapse highlights dangers of essential jobs

The presumed deaths of six road workers on the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore are shining a spotlight on the risks associated with essential jobs.

Oconomowoc family's fight for bike safety makes its way to nation's capitol - Vimarsana News

Oconomowoc family's fight for bike safety makes its way to nation's capitol

The Debbink-Langenkamp families have been advocating to fund bike safety improvements after their loved one was killed riding her bike in 2022. Now a bill in her honor is hoping to make roads safer.

Source: tmj4.com