FutureStructure Transportation
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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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Some 1,500 intersections in Los Angeles to get upgraded with new traffic signal equipment.
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The Boring Company will construct a four-mile tunnel to connect a rail station with Ontario International Airport in the Los Angeles region. The tunnel will accommodate zero-emission and possibly autonomous vehicles.
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The consortium will advocate for autonomous vehicles as federal and state regulators develop rules.
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Mike Ableson, GM vice president of strategy and global portfolio planning, details the auto giant's pivot to new tech.
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'As we speed down a straight track, parallel to the motorway, the G-forces hit you. Your stomach is left behind as if riding a roller coaster.'
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Louisiana's House Bill 481 would provide funding for an app that would show the front and back of the driver’s license, and serve as the same valid ID as the traditional license.
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The Solar Impulse 2 has a 236-foot wingspan and an array of solar panels that are carrying it around the world without fuel.
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Officials are hoping to make the state the center of self-driving car research.
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Will vehicles ever be able to handle the complex and unpredictable challenges of driving without ever needing humans? One leader in the field is skeptical.
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Even as the world of transportation technology rushes forward, two of the Golden State's largest cities are preaching evolution rather than revolution.
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The bus combines hydrogen and oxygen atoms, releasing electrons that can be used as electricity to power the bus. The only byproduct is water, which is safe to drink -- and transit authorities demonstrated this fact during its unveiling.
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In the absence of national standards, some states are taking steps to welcome self-driving cars.
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The transportation bill signed by Gov. Rick Scott earlier this month explicitly allows riderless cars to hit public roads for research.
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The map will add public transit to the list of transportation-related data available at the national level.
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The state Department of Transportation's board is deciding whether to continue $10.3 million that supported two programs, one for Missouri's smaller cities and a second aimed at larger urban areas.
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Until the last six months, the Democrat-controlled Legislature largely had kept its hands off the project, but a new proposed measure would set additional reporting requirements for the $64-billion bullet train project.
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The Federal Highway Administration is calling on state and local transportation agencies to work together on a new data-reporting initiative.
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Although the Research and Development Center may not be as transparent about its operations as others in the autonomous vehicle industry, director John Bares is pleased with the progress being made.
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Illinois is in the midst of a budget mess where everyone agrees taxes need to go up, but few agree on what the best strategies are for raising the funds.
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The technology is what any speeder should expect in the Information Age: The police officer keys in a plate or driver's license number, and the in-cruiser laptop computer handles the vast majority of data entry after that.
