Government Technology

Ryan Holeywell

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Recent Articles

Has High-Speed Rail Been Derailed?
May 13, 2013 - Four years after President Barack Obama declared high-speed rail a national priority, the financial hurdles seem higher than ever.

Oregon May Be 1st with Automatic Voter Registration
April 09, 2013 - Secretary of State Kate Brown wants to make Oregon the first state to instantly register voters when they apply for a driver's license.

Denver's Ambitious Light Rail to Open This Month
April 04, 2013 - The project marks the first completed portion of the region's ambitious FasTracks program.

Automated System May Ease L.A.'s Traffic Nightmare
April 03, 2013 - In an effort to reduce congestion, every traffic light in Los Angeles is now controlled remotely by a software the city has given the federal government to share with other cities.

Indianapolis Aims to Have 1st All-Green Fleet
March 04, 2013 - The city has a bold plan to make every vehicle in its fleet, including police cars, run on alternative fuels.

FCC's Wi-Fi Expansion Could Threaten Connected Vehicles Technology
February 13, 2013 - Transportation stakeholders are urging the FCC to slow plans that could undermine much-anticipated technology that can help drivers avoid crashes.

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to Step Down
January 29, 2013 - After serving for all four years of the president's first term, LaHood is departing at a key time of transition in the transportation community.

Texas and California's Contrasting High-Speed Rail Attempts
September 06, 2012 - A Texas group says it can bring high-speed rail to the state at no cost to taxpayers.

New Fuel Standards Nearly Double Car Efficiency
August 29, 2012 - Automakers will be required to manufacture vehicles that have an average fuel efficiency of 54.5 miles per gallon.

D.C. Museum Explores Design with Mini-Golf
July 11, 2012 - The National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., builds an indoor miniature golf course.

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