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The Senate on Feb. 2 approved Pete Buttigieg as the nation’s 19th U.S. transportation secretary.
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Rural residents are sometimes forced to make the difficult decision of staying in place or moving closer to healthcare and other services.
Read More →Despite having low parking fees, the students were concerned more transportation options weren't being more emphasized.
Read More →Gabriel Lopez-Bernal will responsible for the operational management of the North American business, serving national, regional, and intercity rail, transit, and road markets.
Read More →The program provides two years of no-cost, intensive technical assistance to under-resourced and disadvantaged communities to help them identify, develop, and deliver transportation projects to achieve locally-driven economic development, health, environment, mobility, and access goals.
Read More →The past few years have brought restrictions on parking in and around the university area. More than 86% of the 2,713 respondents said they have a vehicle in Fayetteville and 83% stated they use their cars as their primary means of transportation.
Read More →On the university’s busiest days, more than 4,000 students are biking, walking and skateboarding to campus, but there is currently no funding in the university’s transportation budget to accommodate their needs.
Read More →More than $191 million in federal funding will help three transit agencies replace aging rail vehicles and support a new autonomous shuttle service in Chattanooga.
Read More →The lure of free office parking is so great that it actually entices some commuters into their cars and away from public transportation, cycling and walking a new analysis of commuter benefits programs in Washington, D.C. found.
Read More →Nearly 50% interested in access to different transportation modes for door-to-door travel with a single payment for the entire trip.
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