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Stantec will help the Kansas Department of Transportation identify climate-related vulnerabilities.
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The program was developed by NYC Mayor De Blasio to seek out breakthrough technologies for charging electric vehicles.
Read More →With gas prices fluctuating so much over the last year and expected to only increase, it is no wonder that the auto industry has suffered. Add to that, the current recession, an increased focus on the environment and a newfound love for public transit, and you begin to wonder whether the auto industry will ever recover.
Read More →Transportation@MIT will start as a two-year pilot program with initial support from all three participating schools. Plans are under way for the development of two labs, one in Cambridge and one outside the U.S., where researchers can apply and test new processes, technologies and policies.
Read More →Full business operations of ACC are to be continued with its existing production plants and a workforce of 140 employees.
Read More →Per the bill, states can use less than 1 percent of emission allowances to fulfill matching requirements to receive federal funds for projects such as building new subway lines or acquiring new clean fuel buses.
Read More →Much attention was given to a recent New York Times article that detailed how organized anti-transit forces came together to defeat May’s ballot initiative in Nashville, Tenn.
Read More →The increasing cost of water, energy and other vital resources is encouraging transit properties and their suppliers to embrace sustainability practices that can pay dividends in the long run.
Read More →The entire MTA transportation network suffered an estimated $4.755 billion worth of damage as a result of Superstorm Sandy. To address the damage, NYC Transit set up dedicated staff in all departments to develop and implement a massive reconstruction and mitigation campaign.
Read More →Despite the growing demand for new rail investments, the strength of federal support will depend on new revenues. Meanwhile, strong local funding continues and private interest increases.
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