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The state transportation agency kicked off cold-weather pavement testing of an autonomous shuttle on a closed course Dec. 12.
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Building on the example set by ride-share companies, some cities are turning to special group services to connect riders with their destinations more efficiently.
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Data is lending insights into how some of the 90,000 bicyclists traverse the city.
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Gainesville, Fla., has kicked off a three-year project allowing public access to free autonomous shuttles.
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The retirement of four buses is giving Walla Walla Valley Transit the opportunity to upgrade its service vehicles.
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How can the state replace revenue lost from the traditional gas tax?
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The city will replace around 43,500 water meters with automated readers that include leak detection capabilities.
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The county plans to mount a new tower nearby by the I-95 interchange as part of its overhauled radio system.
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Pennsylvania is no stranger to technology changing its industry. At a recent meeting, business leaders in Lehigh Valley discussed what the future might look like.
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Albuquerque, N.M., launched its new bus-rapid-transit line with a battery-electric bus, joining a growing movement nationwide to replace diesel or natural gas buses with emissions-free varieties.
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The $14.3 million project was funded largely by Federal Aviation Administration grants.
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With new regulations imposing limits on the number of autonomous machines on city streets, some are concerned real-world research and testing could suffer.
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The traffic signal system meant to give first responders green lights through the city is being put off, despite requests to expedite it for holiday rush.
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Indiana State Rep. Ed Soliday plans to file legislation in the next two weeks to propose a framework for testing autonomous vehicles in the state.
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The facility, based in Hesperia, turns organic waste into “syngas,” which can then be used to produce green energy.
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State leaders gathered at a state test track to get a firsthand look at the technology changing U.S. transportation.
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Denver's First Driverless Shuttle Hits the Test Track, Avoids Tumbleweed Before Possible 2018 LaunchThe autonomous shuttle is part of partnership between RTD, CDOT and Panasonic to help solve the region’s “last mile” commuting issues.
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Though few cities are ready to do away with cars, many others are inching toward a model more reliant on other transportation options.
