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Each winning city will receive an individualized Readiness Workshop and host of tech tools to help further its efforts toward becoming a smart city.
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The prevalence of autonomous vehicles is leading some advocates to call for more transparency around safety and accidents the vehicles are involved in.
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As Silicon Valley's economy has boomed without new housing to match, a city 80 miles away has become the No. 1 city in the country for extremely long commutes.
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A company funded by a former Dodgers owner has proposed a gondola lift to whisk passengers from Union Station to Dodger Stadium by air in five minutes.
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Officials on Long Island’s East End are moving aggressively to require the installation of advanced nitrogen-reducing septic systems, even as Suffolk County assesses the effectiveness of the technology in cleaning the region’s surface waters.
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The Santa Cruz, Calif., City Council opted to spend $98,500 on a new smart meter parking system, while also deciding to shelve plans on setting height restrictions for vehicles parked downtown, for now.
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SDG&E will be installing and maintaining over 200 electric-vehicle charging stations in National City — for free.
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A rebate program gave American Electric Power Ohio approval to spend up to $10 million on rebates and incentives to encourage Ohio drivers to use electric vehicles.
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Salt Lake City and New York City will serve as testbeds for next-generation wireless communication testing, a project led by the National Science Foundation.
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After a deadly commuter crash in California, the U.S. Rail Safety Improvement Act of 2008 passed, mandating all railroads have positive train control in place by Dec. 31, 2018.
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About 250 attendees are expected at this year's second annual Smart Cincy Summit in Cincinnati.
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Other hyperloop routes are being considered across the country.
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As technology improves, autonomous vehicles and human-driven vehicles are bound to collide.
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A recent cyberbreach of Colorado’s transportation department didn’t affect traffic signals, cameras or electronic message boards. The next state might not be so lucky.
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A growing number of Colorado's communities are coming out with rules for the increasingly popular technology.
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The Kentucky Wired Project, slated for a 2020 completion, is designed to build a high-speed fiber-optic network connecting all 120 Kentucky counties.
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Though some say technology like autonomous construction equipment could pave the way for faster, cheaper construction, others argue it will push workers out of jobs.
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Electric vehicles will address some problems, but likely exacerbate others.
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From public works to public health, the range of possible city applications for AI and complex algorithms is vast.
