The online forum will provide information on automated driving systems and granular data on testing activities. Beep, Cruise, FCA, Local Motors, Navya, Nuro, Toyota, Uber, and Waymo have signed on as the first participants.
Helps with purchase or lease of low- or no-emission vehicles that use advanced technologies for transit revenue operations.
Proposed changes would streamline the PMO regulation by reducing the number of projects subject to FTA project management oversight.
ODOT’s grant application, if successful, will restore an out-of-service siding between Portland and Salem.
Drivers ages 18-20 may currently only operate CMVs in intrastate commerce.
The Low-No Program helps project sponsors purchase or lease low- or no-emission vehicles.
The safety plan rule takes effect on July 19, 2019, and compliance with the rule is required within one year of that date.
Low-No Program supports projects bringing bus technologies such as battery-electric power and hydrogen fuel cells into service.
Agency reviewed a total of 34 proposals and granted the awards in three application technology areas.
Planning for awareness campaign, local events, and distributing safety tips for pedestrians, drivers, transit riders and passenger rail users throughout Rail Safety Week.