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The measure requires the state's two largest utilities to stop paying for out-of-state coal power by 2030.
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The city’s Transportation Department is using analytics and GIS to determine where a significant share of fatal and major injury collisions occur.
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The planning department is pursuing a zoning overhaul that would alter the character of the famously sprawling city.
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The Tesla and SolarCity head hosted state lawmakers and government officials in response to the Public Utilities Commission's recent ruling to end green energy funding.
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Adopting a carbon tax or raising gas taxes to pay for much needed highway and infrastructure improvements could provide a big incentive to conserve fuel.
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The technology enables a self-driving vehicle to enter a more cautious state when it detects a school bus.
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Under the program, car renters will be charged based on how much they drive. The starting fee is $99 per week, which includes insurance and maintenance.
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Smaller companies don’t have technical resources to process big data, so they turn to Urban Engines for help. The company lets transit agencies and companies plug in whatever data they have and see what they can do with it.
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No wonder you're always late. Drivers use a route that minimizes travel time on only a third of their trips. Here's how real-world data can help planners fight traffic congestion.
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The transit shut down will be the first time for a nonweather event, and take the time to inspect cables that could have led to the fire last year.
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Mayor Bill Peduto is hoping to reduce gridlock, pollution and idling traffic through “smart” traffic lights, allowing vehicles to talk with each other, and charting the best way for travelers to navigate confusing city streets by bus, bicycle and on foot.
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Legislation in the Assembly would require the state's regulators to listen to the federal government when it comes to autonomous vehicle policy.
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A U.S. Senate Committee heard testimony from private industry and academia on March 15 about potential issues with autonomous vehicles.
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As the Kerrville, Texas, City Council writes the first city regulations for drones, some contend their proposals are more restrictive than those of the FAA.
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Alvin drove slowly and at times haltingly at about five miles per hour through a thicket of strolling students, some on bikes, others on skateboards on California's Sacramento State campus, hoping to prove itself as the future of campus transit.
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U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin has released the Water Technology Acceleration Act in order to discover new methods for testing and keeping water safe for consumption.
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This is Baltimore's third try at launching a bike sharing program after previous attempts failed, but the city might be better off launching its program now than it would have been six years ago.
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Before the state budget is finalized, environmental lobbyists want Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to give tax breaks or taxpayer-funded rebates to consumers who buy zero-emissions vehicles, such as battery electric or hydrogen cell fuel cars.
