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Committee weighs bus-stop designs where bike lanes run alongside transit and reviews project updates; staff proposes newsletter City staff reviewed bus-stop design options (boarding islands, shared boarding, curbside) where bike lanes and transit coincide, discussed trade-offs for safety and ADA access, and provided updates on bike lanes, Glenville construction, Cotton Belt Trail and outreach, proposing a quarterly Active Transportation newsletter.

City staff are rethinking bus-stop designs to enhance safety for cyclists and pedestrians as they tackle new active-transportation projects in Richardson.

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#RichardsonDallasCounty #TX #CommunityEngagement #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #TransportationInnovation

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County launches unified transportation system; consultants and funding moves advance program Dooly County authorized technical assistance contracts and USDA grant applications in mid‑2000 and the unified transportation system (DCUTS) began limited operations in November, reporting 1,200 trips in its first 18 days.

Dooly County has officially launched its Unified Transportation System, completing 1,200 trips in just 18 days!

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#DoolyCounty #GA #CitizenPortal #CommunityDevelopment #GrantFunding #TransportationInnovation

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Henderson City Council approves grant application and creates synthetic TIF to fund local match Henderson City Council unanimously approved two resolutions Sept. 25, 2023, to apply for a U.S. Department of Transportation Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhoods grant for the NCDOT S-Line Mobility Hub and to create a Synthetic Tax Increment Financing district to provide a local match (staff discussed a 5% city contribution).

Henderson City Council just took a major step toward enhancing local transit by securing federal funding for the NCDOT S-Line Mobility Hub!

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#HendersonCityVanceCounty #NC #UrbanDevelopment #CitizenPortal #CommunityFunding #TransportationInnovation #HendersonCity

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Marshall County commissioners approve claims, call for bids on SP 045-602-023 and ask MnDOT to restudy speed limit on CSAH 54 At its Feb. 17 meeting the Marshall County Board of Commissioners approved audited claims and several resolutions, authorized bids for a highway project (SP 045-602-023) and passed a resolution requesting the Minnesota Department of Transportation to restudy the speed limit on County State Aid Highway 54; all actions carried on unanimous 5-0 votes.

The Marshall County Board of Commissioners has made significant moves, from approving nearly $1.5 million in claims to calling for a speed limit review on CSAH 54!

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#MarshallCounty #MN #CivicAccountability #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #TransportationInnovation

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Henderson City Council approves Elmwood redevelopment plan, backs $2.64M regional rail planning grant At its March 14 meeting, the Henderson City Council approved the Elmwood District Urban Redevelopment Plan after a public hearing, authorized a consultant to administer a CDBG grant, supported a $2.64 million USDOT RAISE planning application for the S-Line Mobility Hub, and approved multiple grants and consent items.

The Henderson City Council made significant strides in urban development by approving the Elmwood District plan and supporting a $2.64 million grant for regional rail improvements.

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#HendersonCityVanceCounty #NC #CitizenPortal #CommunityDevelopment #TransportationInnovation

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Boerne reviews draft Safe Streets action plan aimed at cutting fatalities, eyes federal implementation grant City staff presented a draft safety action plan for an SS4A planning grant, highlighting a high-injury network, 36 fatal/serious-injury crashes and targeted corridors and intersections; staff said the plan readies the city to apply later for competitive implementation funding.

Boerne is taking bold steps to transform its streets and reduce traffic fatalities to zero with a comprehensive Safety Action Plan aimed at securing federal funding.

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#TX #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #CommunitySustainability #TransportationInnovation #BoerneSafety

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Council approves Eversource work, parking changes, stop signs, easement and city EV chargers Councilors approved an Eversource gas-line replacement petition, removed daytime no-parking restrictions in East Forest Park, made temporary stop signs permanent, accepted an easement for a detention basin at West Crystal Brook, and approved four city EV charger sites vetted with the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center.

Springfield City Council just approved exciting upgrades, including new EV chargers and changes to parking restrictions that will enhance safety and convenience for residents!

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#SpringfieldCityHampdenCounty #MA #CitizenPortal #SustainableEnergy #TransportationInnovation

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County adopts safety action plan and greenway framework after public outreach Williamson County adopted a countywide safety action plan and received a multimodal greenway plan from consultants; the safety plan passed unanimously and will make the county eligible for federal implementation grants to address high-risk corridors and multimodal connections.

Williamson County has taken a bold step toward safer roads and better greenway access, aiming for a 30% reduction in serious crashes over the next decade!

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#WilliamsonCounty #TN #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #CommunityAccess #WilliamsonCountyRoads #TransportationInnovation

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DOT subcommittee moves Alaska Marine Highway into bill language; lawmakers seek clarity on fiscal impact and PFD math The DOT&PF subcommittee report accepted administration items and moved the Alaska Marine Highway System from the numbers section to the language section as multi‑year funding, prompting lawmakers to ask for breakouts and for the Department of Revenue to quantify Permanent Fund Dividend impacts of general-fund changes.

The Alaska Marine Highway System's budget may seem cut, but it's just a strategic shift that has lawmakers demanding clarity on its financial impact.

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#AK #CitizenPortal #AlaskaMarineHighway #TransportationInnovation #FiscalTransparency #PublicFunding

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OSU students press council for illuminated crosswalks; city officials say improvements are planned An Ohio State student told council that poorly lit crosswalks near campus have led to dozens of collisions and urged the city to install warning lights (estimated cost $50,000); the Department of Public Service said it is coordinating with OSU on short- and medium-term improvements, repainting and evaluation of the corridor.

An Ohio State student is calling for urgent safety upgrades at dangerous crosswalks near campus, revealing that her peers are being struck by vehicles as the city considers a $50,000 solution.

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#OH #CommunityEngagement #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #TransportationInnovation

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Encinitas staff outline HSIP alternatives and an adaptive-signal pilot requiring rare Caltrans MOU Staff updated the commission on two HSIP grant alternatives for a 101 crossing and a proposed adaptive-signal pilot spanning signals managed by Caltrans; the pilot depends on an unusual MOU allowing a city consultant limited controller authority and staff hope to implement hardware and software after MOU and funding are in place.

Encinitas is gearing up for safer streets with new pedestrian crossings and a groundbreaking adaptive signal pilot, but it all hinges on a rare agreement with Caltrans!

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#EncinitasSanDiegoCounty #CA #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #EncinitasTraffic #TransportationInnovation

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Presenter urges preparation for eVTOL integration into national airspace A presenter urged federal support for electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOLs), saying the Department of Transportation and the White House want U.S. innovators to lead and calling for seamless integration of eVTOLs into the national airspace system.

A call to action has been made for the U.S. to embrace electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, heralding a revolution in how we travel and transport goods.

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#US #RegulatoryReadiness #NationalAirspace #CitizenPortal #ElectricAviation #TransportationInnovation

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DelDOT stresses safety gains, EV charging rollout and tight revenue outlook DelDOT briefed the Joint Finance Committee on safety gains in 2025, progress on NEVI EV chargers and its FY27 operating/capital plan; the department proposed technology investments (real‑time insurance checks, e‑ticketing) and noted declining motor‑fuel tax revenue amid debates over long‑term financing.

DelDOT reveals promising safety improvements and ambitious plans for EV charging, but faces challenges in funding as motor-fuel tax revenues decline.

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#DE #CitizenPortal #SustainableFunding #PublicSafety #TransportationInnovation

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Three port projects presented to committee; projects not yet funded Port and maritime staff presented three port-priority projects (Terrebonne Port Bayou LaCarpe North facility, Caddo-Bossier rail spur/warehouse, Cameron Parish loop/dock improvements). Staff said projects will enter the funding queue pending the committee vote; many ports can bond against priority dollars to access near-term cash.

Three vital port projects in Louisiana are on the brink of funding, but only if the committee votes them into the queue next week!

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#LA #CitizenPortal #EconomicGrowth #InfrastructureDevelopment #TransportationInnovation #LouisianaPorts

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Issaquah council authorizes design supplement for Newport Way improvements and accepts developer fee‑in‑lieu for roundabout Council authorized a design‑agreement supplement (about $304,641) to bring the Newport Way Maple to Sunset Improvements to 60% design (approved 6–1) and approved a $199,090 fee‑in‑lieu agreement with Bluefern Group to defer certain frontage improvements and accept right‑of‑way for a future roundabout.

Issaquah is stepping up its game with a $304,641 design boost for the Newport Way improvements, aimed at enhancing safety and preserving salmon habitats!

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#IssaquahKingCounty #WA #EnvironmentalSustainability #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #TransportationInnovation

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Wasatch Front Regional Council presents "Transit Fresh Look" vision to Herriman council, highlighting BRT and long-term rail options Ted of the Wasatch Front Regional Council briefed the council on a regional Transit Fresh Look that prioritizes bus rapid transit corridors, potential Red Line extensions, preliminary station areas, and next steps focusing on funding, land-use and market capture.

A new vision for transit in Herriman is on the horizon, featuring potential bus rapid transit corridors and exciting rail concepts that could reshape the community's connectivity.

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#UT #CitizenPortal #UrbanPlanning #PublicTransit #TransportationInnovation

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LVPC tells Northampton County committee the region will grow; housing shortage and multimunicipal planning top concerns The Lehigh Valley Planning Commission reported projections of roughly 108,000 new residents and 80,000 new jobs regionwide by 2050, described LVPC’s housing dashboard and multi‑municipal planning work, outlined environmental and transportation initiatives, and answered committee questions about data centers and municipal plan participation.

The Lehigh Valley is on track to welcome 108,000 new residents and 80,000 jobs by 2050, but a significant housing shortage looms—will coordinated planning be the key to overcoming these challenges?

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#NorthamptonCounty #PA #CitizenPortal #ClimateAction #TransportationInnovation

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Citywide parking study recommends consolidated management, technology upgrades and phased parking‑minimums approach Staff presented a citywide parking study recommending consolidation of parking management under Transportation Services, a parking manager and dedicated fund, technology‑driven enforcement, residential permit pilots and phased removal of parking minimums only in 'parking‑ready' districts; small business and affordable‑housing advocates urged faster action and direct outreach.

Denton's citywide parking study reveals a bold plan for centralized management and tech upgrades, aiming to revolutionize parking while addressing community needs.

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#DentonCityDentonCounty #TX #CitizenPortal #AffordableHousing #UrbanPlanning #TransportationInnovation

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Ephrata officials authorize application for freight grant to design railroad overpass Ephrata officials voted to authorize staff to apply for an FMSIB Freight Mobility grant to fund preliminary engineering for a railroad overpass and related arterial road design. Discussion focused on a 13.5% match, estimated design costs and property-routing questions; the resolution passed by voice vote.

Ephrata is taking a major step towards enhancing its transportation infrastructure by applying for a Freight Mobility grant to design a crucial railroad overpass.

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#EphrataGrantCounty #WA #CitizenPortal #GrantFunding #InfrastructureDevelopment #TransportationInnovation

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Minneapolis reports early drops in speeding at pilot camera sites; council presses on expansion, privacy and equity Public Works reported a 50%+ reduction in speeding at five pilot traffic camera locations through December 2025, processing roughly 33,000 violations; council members asked about expansion criteria, privacy protections, fees and how county/state roads or bridges might be included.

Minneapolis is seeing a dramatic drop in speeding violations by over 50% at pilot camera locations, sparking discussions on expanding the program for even greater safety!

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#MinneapolisCityHennepinCounty #MN #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #TransportationInnovation #MinneapolisTraffic

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Votes at a glance: House advances a slate of substituted senate bills on third reading During the floor session the House advanced and passed a number of substituted senate bills on third reading, including measures on digital personality rights, worker‑comp transparency, travel insurance, ports modernization, and several transportation and regulatory items; selected roll‑call tallies are listed below.

The Washington State House has just passed a series of significant bills, including measures on digital rights and worker compensation—what does this mean for you?

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#WA #CitizenPortal #TransportationInnovation #PublicPolicy #DigitalRights

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Director: Airport to launch online parking reservations March 1; major roadway project planned The Oklahoma City Airport Trust's director said an online parking reservation system goes live March 1 for all parking products except hourly and previewed 2026 projects including a major roadway intersection reconstruction at Amelia Earhart and Meridian.

Get ready for stress-free travel as the Oklahoma City Airport launches its online parking reservation system on March 1, ensuring you always have a spot!

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#OK #CitizenPortal #InfrastructureDevelopment #TransportationInnovation #CommunityAccessibility

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County approves U‑STEP agreement to add offset right‑turn lane at US‑52 and 395th Avenue The board approved a funding agreement to incorporate an offset right‑turn lane into a 1.6‑mile county road rehab on 395th Avenue; the county will be lead agency and be reimbursed by the city and DOT (U‑STEP cost share ~55% DOT / 45% city).

Jackson County is making safety a priority with a new offset right-turn lane at US-52 and 395th Avenue as part of their upcoming road rehabilitation project!

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#JacksonCounty #IA #CitizenPortal #CommunityDevelopment #PublicSafety #JacksonCountyRoads #TransportationInnovation

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House approves pilot for intelligent speed‑assistance with implementation delayed to 2027 The House adopted amendments for an intelligent speed‑assistance pilot that delays required implementation to October 2027, extends the pilot by one year and clarifies participation and reporting requirements; members asked technical questions about device behavior in emergencies.

Maryland's House has approved a groundbreaking Intelligent Speed Assistance pilot program, delaying its launch to 2027 while ensuring safety measures for drivers who may risk losing their licenses.

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#MD #CivicAccountability #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #TransportationInnovation

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Oak Harbor outlines steps to address rising pedestrian deaths, cites funding limits and state coordination City engineers and councilors discussed pedestrian‑safety work including 15 RRFB crosswalks, 2,500 feet of shared paths, plans to use thermoplastic markings, and continued pursuit of a $5 million federal grant; staff said Highway 20 is the collision hotspot and coordination with WSDOT is required.

Oak Harbor is taking bold steps to tackle its alarming rise in pedestrian fatalities, but funding hurdles and state coordination present significant challenges.

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#OakHarborIslandCounty #WA #CommunityEngagement #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #TransportationInnovation

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Rep. Matt McPherson advances bill to update autonomous-vehicle definitions; committee moves bill forward Rep. Matt McPherson said the first substitute to HB 581 narrows the bill to update level 3–5 autonomous-vehicle definitions and send RFIs to vendors; the committee passed the bill out with the sponsor pledging to remove language that would create a funded GOEO account.

Utah’s Rep. Matt McPherson is pushing forward a crucial bill to update definitions for level 3-5 autonomous vehicles, setting the stage for future regulations and safety measures.

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#UT #CitizenPortal #SafetyRegulations #InfrastructureDevelopment #TransportationInnovation

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Carbondale commission narrows 2026 traffic‑calming pilot list and prioritizes Village Road safety fixes The Bike & Pedestrian Commission pared its 2026 pilot list to a handful of priority corridors — Sopris, Snowmass Drive, Village (Surrey), Cowan/8th and sections of West Main and Hendrick — and agreed to convene a subcommittee to walk sites and draft feasible, cost‑sensitive pilot designs such as modular raised crosswalks, chicanes and restriping.

Carbondale is taking action to enhance safety on Village Road with new traffic-calming pilot projects and community-driven solutions!

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#CarbondaleGarfieldCounty #CO #CarbondaleVillage #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #TransportationInnovation

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Oregon official tells Senate Institutions committee state uses outcome-based, tech-agnostic contracts for road-usage charge; EVs to join program at reregistrion Maureen Bach, chief innovation officer at the Oregon Department of Transportation, told the Senate Institutions committee that Oregon’s road usage charge uses open, outcome-based procurements and service-level agreements with private account managers; she said electric vehicles will be required to enroll at reregistration beginning 07/01/2027.

Oregon is revolutionizing road usage with a flexible, outcome-based fee system that will require electric vehicles to enroll by 2027—are you ready for the change?

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#VT #CitizenPortal #ElectricVehicles #OregonRoads #TransportationInnovation #PublicPolicy

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Einride secures $113M PIPE funding ahead of its public debut, reinforcing investor confidence in autonomous freight solutions. #Einride #AutonomousTrucks #SPAC #TransportationInnovation Link: thedailytechfeed.com/einride-rais...

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Committee favors nonbinding resolution backing advanced air mobility pilots and infrastructure, 9–2 The committee favorably recommended SCR 10, a concurrent resolution expressing Utah’s commitment to advanced air mobility pilots, vertiports and related infrastructure; the measure passed the committee 9–2 after a clarifying amendment changing “senate” to “legislature.”

Utah is taking a bold step towards the future of transportation with a resolution supporting air taxis and vertiports, but how safe will this new technology be?

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#UT #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #InfrastructureDevelopment #TransportationInnovation

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