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Los Angeles would be the first city offering people rides in self-driving cars, if Mayor Eric Garcetti fulfills one of his dreams.
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Transportation officials Tuesday cheered the start of construction for a subway project designed to close a frustrating gap in Los Angeles County's growing rail network.
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A $383 million, 1.6-mile light-rail extension from SeaTac/Airport Station south to a future Angle Lake Station is halfway built.
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The Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario is becoming the first professional hockey arena in the United States to make ice using recycled water.
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Thanks to technological advancements, the idea of a fully automated "driverless" car is moving closer to reality. The greatest threat to such progress may no longer be logistical challenges, but the potential for burdensome regulation.
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A resolution authorizes Fayette County as a pilot site in metropolitan Atlanta for “autonomous vehicle design, development and testing.” via WSB-TV
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We already know Uber executives are interested in driverless cars. Now we have an idea of what that would look like. via BetaBeat
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Cities are serving as bellwethers of society's carbon emission trends. While many are experiencing growth in emissions, others are leading the charge to reduce them.
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On this edition of FutureStructure Radio is Ted Smith, Chief Civic Innovation Officer for the City of Louisville, Kentucky.
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One measure Brown approved Sunday sets a goal of placing at least 1 million zero-emission vehicles and near-zero-emission vehicles on the road in California by Jan. 1, 2023
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Situated in a drab industrial park 20 km outside Copenhagen, the lab is like a giant showroom for the latest designs in city street lighting.
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Cleveland-based nonprofit pushes forward on 'Icebreaker,' a project that supporters believe can play a role in region's economic and environmental future
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Improving traffic management was a major theme at the ITS World Congress this week. We interviewed Sameer Joshi of Siemens to hear the latest in Intelligent Transportation Systems and related technology.
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UI officials are asking for $3 million to establish a non-profit institute focused on "autonomous intelligent machines and systems."
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The auto industry must address global gridlock, especially in developing nations lacking sufficient roads, Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford said Monday at the 2014 ITS World Congress in Detroit.
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Microgrids are poised to force a high-level rethinking of the American power system.
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Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard and the municipal government believe they have found a sustainable waste management solution that's a winner all-around – environmentally, socially and economically.
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The potential benefits are vast for those cities which make the best use of the tools at their disposal: the costs for those which do not are equally significant.
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