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Recent events involving unmanned aerial vehicles are prompting Oceanside officials to consider new rules around the devices.
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A federal program allowing for more complex drone testing on state, local and tribal land has the interest of New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez.
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Existing cars can stop when they detect pedestrians.
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City leaders believe the high-capacity, limited-stop service could alleviate some of the city’s transit challenges.
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Rather than pushing for an extension of the region’s monorail routes, the mayor would like to see “trackless trains” instead.
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The topics of smart city technology and flooding sit at the forefront of the speakers' minds at the 12th annual Louisiana Smart Growth Summit.
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How will our societies job force change after implementing artificial intelligence?
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With more people working remotely, some experts speculate that transportation systems could feel the effects.
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What can public transit do to be more like popular ride hailing services?
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The app will allow riders to purchase day passes directly from their smartphones.
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How and where autonomous vehicles are taught to drive unassisted has been a competitive and closely guarded secret for the Alphabet subsidiary – until now.
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One of the most expensive infrastructure projects in American history is also one of the most vital. But no one knows how to pay for it.
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From who they hire to how they share, adjusting municipal data use is a must for any city looking to improve its services.
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In the battle over ad space, the county must decide whether new digital kiosks from one vendor are worth impacting the bus shelter revenue streams of another.
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The city council approved the purchase of the $40,000 unmanned aerial vehicle after utility officials cited opportunities for savings and personnel safety.
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Developer LStar is partnering with General Electric to turn a former Navy air base into a functioning smart city.
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The state-academic undertaking will see 105 short-range radios placed at 85 traffic signals throughout the Tuscaloosa area.
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A spokeswoman says a 50 percent increase in number of new gates planned is due to airline growth plans.
