8998 Stories, most recent news story added 18 minutes ago
The Ohio Department of Transportation is getting appraisals of property and buildings in the way of the new Inner Belt Bridge. It will spend $50 million and hopes to own all the land by next fall so construction can begin in 2011.
Idaho Transportation Board announced that Brian W. Ness has been selected as director of Idaho Department of Transportation. Ness, who holds bachelor's of science degree and master's degree in public administration, was chosen from group of 12 finalists, assembled during nationwide search. Idaho Transportation Board Chairman, Darrell V. Manning, said that Ness possesses professional background ...
ROXBURY TWP. — RIDEPROVIDE, a new non-profit senior transportation program from TransOptions, is now accepting membership applications from residents of the program’s pilot towns of, Roxbury, Parsippany, Madison, and the Chathams.
ROANOKE RAPIDS — Declaring a new positive approach, North Carolina Transportation Secretary Gene Conti came to Roanoke Rapids Friday to talk about local issues and statewide challenges with members of the Roanoke Valley Chamber of Commerce.
With lawmakers looking for consensus on Hampton Roads transportation projects, cuts in state money may scale back their ambitions.
Developers building homes within Arapahoe County’s Regional Transportation Impact District are getting temporary relief from a fee used to improve major arterials and construct new traffic signals in unincorporated areas.
BAYFIELD — On Nov. 12, a special meeting was held between the Bayfield School Board and the Town of La Pointe that finally put to rest a yearlong, often contentious negotiation process to construct a new winter transportation contract.
POUGHKEEPSIE – Dutchess County’s non-emergency Medicaid transportation broker, Medical Answering Services, LLC has saved $1.25 million and improved service to residents, County Executive William Steinhaus said Wednesday.
CROWN POINT, N.Y. -- Transportation officials say the Champlain Bridge could be dropped into the water with explosives before the winter weather comes.
The trolley begging for more money and raising fares is getting out of hand. The purpose of the trolley is transportation, right? The riders of the trolley could care less if the trolley is all spiffed up to look like the trolleys in New Orleans....
Claude Mongeau, CN executive vice-president, will address The Morgan Stanley Transportation Corporate Access Day in New York on Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009, at 12:00 p.m. Eastern time.
