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Part of the larger Rocky Mountain Hyperloop, the project's leaders are now considering whether a portal at Denver International Airport would extend north or south.
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In cities where scooters have launched, riders continue to flout local helmet rules, ride on sidewalks and disobey traffic laws.
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What can a self-driving car do on its own, and what does it still need human help with?
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The Las Vegas suburb of 300,000 may use drones and other technologies as part of its smart city public safety initiative.
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OurBus will allow riders in five Florida cities to track buses and book trips from their smartphones.
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Integrated Roadways of Kansas City, Mo., is working on a technology to increase safety and boost connectivity for cars and future mobility services.
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At the current rate, the Seattle Department of Transportation might only be able to afford half of the 50 miles in bike lanes they promised in 2015.
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A new report by Shared-Use Mobility Center found that peak ridership with transportation network companies generally falls outside of traditional transit operating hours.
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A recent study estimates that as much as $340 billion could be left on the table between 2017 and 2023 as a result of the nation’s aging infrastructure and a lack of investment.
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The Trump administration, though, doesn't appear willing to bring the state to the table when crafting new standards. That puts automakers in a tough spot.
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The airport also now features a phone app that allows people to reserve and pay for spaces in advance.
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The residential systems, meant to reduce nitrogen, might become more affordable for homeowners if several pieces of legislation are approved.
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The newly released operating system gives app developers access to a host of transportation-specific data from sources across the city.
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Honolulu police have been confiscating the electric scooters, alleging the company is illegally using city property without authorization.
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Despite being the biggest infrastructure project in state history, the $77 million bullet train is hardly getting any attention on the campaign trail.
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The technology giant had only three permits in 2017 but is now second only to General Motors’ Cruise division.
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Some cities are turning to taxes to reduce blight in their jurisdictions. But do the so-called vacancy taxes really work?
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The state is exploring how AI and neural networks can help them forecast when vital infrastructure repairs are needed, years in advance.
