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Transportation officials in Virginia, Maryland and the District have identified $835 million in highway projects that could be underway by spring if the federal government decides to fully fund another job-creation effort.
BIRMINGHAM, AL (WBRC) - U.S. Transportation Secretary Roy Lahood will be in Birmingham Thursday for a distracted driving summit hosted by UAB. Several other state and local officials are also invited.
One stumbling block to self-sufficiency for low-income families has been transportation. It can be difficult for them to afford vehicle maintenance and car repairs. And, very often, they’re living at an apartment with rules against doing so much as an oil change in the parking lot.
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.
A local senior adult raising grandchildren is in need of reliable transportation. This grandmother is working hard to support her grandchildren and having a vehicle will greatly increase quality of life for everyone.
The diabled in Arlington upset their is not enough public transportation.
The issue of transportation has been a hot topic in southern Idaho for quite awhile. Wednesday the governor's Transportation Task-Force met for the 3rd time, to try and figure out how to solve Idaho’s transportation problems.
Alabama Department of Transportation Director Joe McInnes told a meeting of several engineering groups that the department is hiring civil engineers. He also updated them on local road projects.
Gov. Bev Perdue has picked Greensboro lawyer Michael S. Fox to succeed J. Douglas Galyon in the Division 7 seat on the state Board of Transportation.
A coalition aimed at building a streetcar network across Northern Virginia held its first meeting Nov. 18.
The federal government is making available $280 million for streetcars and other public-transportation projects aimed at creating jobs and more walkable, environmentally friendly communities. U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood made the announcement Tuesday in New Orleans.
