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Crow Wing County adopts $80 million five‑year highway improvement plan with major resurfacing in 2026 County engineer Tim Bray outlined an $80 million five‑year plan (including $8 million federal grants, $28 million county state aid and $34 million local option sales tax) that funds 39 miles of resurfacing, four roundabouts and multiple bridge projects; the board approved the plan.

Crow Wing County is set to invest $80 million in a five-year highway improvement plan that promises major upgrades, including 39 miles of resurfacing and new roundabouts!

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Survey engineering presents Safe Streets grant, public engagement and Route 2A options Director Holliday said Gardner City has $258,000 in FHWA grant funding for a Vision Zero safety action plan and announced a public engagement meeting at the end of the month; he reviewed prior Route 2A/rotary studies and said further design to reintroduce the concept could cost $250,000+ for TIP submission and would involve takings and complete-streets requirements.

Gardner City is taking a big step towards safer streets with a $258,000 federal grant for a Vision Zero safety action plan—are you ready to share your thoughts?

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#GardnerCityWorcesterCounty #MA #CitizenPortal #TransportationSafety #PublicEngagement #GardnerCity

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Staff warns full fleet retrofit for SP 546 could cost about $1.5 million; board asks for funding options District staff told trustees SP 546 will require three-point seat belts on all buses and estimated full-fleet compliance at about $1,506,652; trustees asked staff to track funding options and provide additional data on timelines and feasibility.

Texas school trustees are facing a daunting $1.5 million challenge to retrofit buses with three-point seat belts, raising urgent questions about funding and compliance.

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#CORSICANASchoolDistricts #TX #CitizenPortal #FundingOpportunities #TransportationSafety

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Seattle committee calls for outside audit of Vision Zero as SDOT reports 27 fatalities in 2025 Chair Rob Sacca asked the City Auditor to conduct an external performance audit of Seattle's Vision 0 program after recent fatalities; SDOT told the committee the department revised its 2025 fatalities tally to 27 and outlined projects, grants and measures — including $25 million from a federal Safe Streets grant and plans to daylight 200 intersections.

Seattle's Vision Zero program is under scrutiny as Chair Rob Sacca calls for an external audit following a troubling rise in traffic fatalities, now pegged at 27 in 2025.

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#SeattleKingCounty #WA #CitizenPortal #SeattleVisionZero #TransportationSafety #PublicSafety

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Ryder executive says tax breaks drove investment in trucking during downturn Sarah Welman, senior director of corporate affairs at Ryder System, told a roundtable that allowance of EBITDA and 100% bonus depreciation helped the trucking industry weather a multiyear freight downturn and encouraged investment in newer, safer equipment benefiting small-business customers and U.S. communities reliant on trucking.

Tax breaks are fueling a resurgence in the trucking industry, enabling investments in safer equipment that support small businesses and vital community needs.

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Spokane transportation staff outline safe‑streets shortlist and win two state clean‑energy technical assistance grants Transportation staff said a 3‑1‑1 safe‑streets survey returned 300+ submissions identifying speeding, missing sidewalks and school route concerns; staff plan to scope ~30 projects. The city also won two Department of Commerce technical assistance grants to study rooftop solar and battery storage at City Hall and the Northeast Community Center.

Spokane is narrowing down over 300 ideas to create safer streets and improve connectivity, while also securing grants for clean energy solutions!

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#SpokaneSpokaneCounty #WA #CommunityEngagement #CitizenPortal #TransportationSafety #CleanEnergy #SpokaneSafeStreets

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Committee advances bill making AV manufacturers responsible for violations by driverless vehicles AB 21 93 would place responsibility for traffic violations by fully driverless vehicles on the manufacturer of the autonomous driving system when no human driver is present. Labor and transit operator groups supported the change as restoring enforcement parity; witnesses urged care over compounding penalties.

California's new bill AB 21 93 could redefine accountability for traffic violations committed by fully driverless vehicles, making manufacturers liable when no human is behind the wheel.

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Kennewick board honors bus drivers and hears plan to trim bus purchases after state depreciation change The board recognized the district’s transportation team and heard that state changes to bus depreciation led officials to reduce a planned purchase from nine buses to seven, plan to surplus six older buses and begin a phased rollout of a BusRight routing and parent app.

The Kennewick School District Board has honored its dedicated transportation team while navigating changes in bus depreciation that are reshaping their fleet and routing strategy.

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#WA #CommunityEngagement #CitizenPortal #TransportationSafety #EducationInnovation

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Carlsbad commission delays Terramar sidewalk decision, votes to resurface streets and study parking After extensive public comment warning that sidewalks would remove beach parking and worsen coastal access, the Traffic Safety and Mobility Commission voted to recommend pavement resurfacing now and defer sidewalk/curb decisions until the outcome of a pending redevelopment (NRG) and potential siting of Fire Station 7.

The Carlsbad commission just hit the brakes on sidewalk plans amid heated public outcry over beach parking and safety concerns—what’s next for the Terramar coastal improvements?

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#CarlsbadSanDiegoCounty #CA #EnvironmentalConcerns #CitizenPortal #TransportationSafety

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Jefferson County awarded rural transit grant; regional plan to pursue Safe Streets construction funds Big Bend Transit and the Appalachian Regional Planning Council told commissioners the county received a rural transportation grant for free local rides and that a regional Safe Streets and Roads for All action plan will seek projects to reduce roadway fatalities and support future construction funding.

Jefferson County just scored a transportation grant that promises free rides and enhanced online scheduling for residents, paving the way for safer streets!

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Goodhue County wins LRIP award for Casa 66 roundabout; construction likely shifts to 2028 Goodhue County was selected for a Minnesota LRIP grant for the Casa 66 roundabout. Staff said federalization through HSIP and timing of available funds make construction likely in 2028 rather than the previously planned 2027; the county will bring a grant agreement to the board in a future meeting.

Goodhue County's Casa 66 roundabout project has snagged a $750,000 grant, but construction is now pushed to 2028—what does this mean for local traffic?

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#GoodhueCounty #MN #CitizenPortal #TransportationSafety #InfrastructureDevelopment #CommunityPlanning

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White House Proposes Cutting 9,400 TSA Jobs White House FY2027 blueprint (Apr 6, 2026) proposes cutting 9,400 TSA roles and $1.5bn from the agency, raising operational and labor risks for U.S. airports.

White House Proposes Cutting 9,400 TSA Jobs: White House FY2027 blueprint (Apr 6, 2026) proposes cutting 9,400 TSA roles and $1.5bn from the agency, raising operational and labor risks for U.S. airports. 👈 Read full analysis #TSAJobs #WhiteHouse #JobCuts #TransportationSafety #USAirports

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DOT outlines Dalton Highway investments and warns industry-driven traffic could raise maintenance costs DOT told the Senate subcommittee the Dalton Highway is a strategic corridor with about $460 million invested over the past decade and an expected roughly $450 million over the next six years; senators discussed an industry fee and whether to consider industrial-road status as pipeline traffic grows.

The future of Alaska's Dalton Highway hangs in the balance as state officials discuss massive investments and potential fees to handle surging industry traffic.

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Residents and students press planning commission to add bike parking, pedestrian priorities to transportation chapter During a comprehensive‑plan transportation chapter review, residents and Washington and Lee students urged the Planning Commission to elevate bike parking, pedestrian safety and county connectivity; staff agreed to add or reframe language and consider a targeted bike‑parking study or project.

Residents and students are rallying for stronger bike parking and pedestrian safety measures as the Lexington Planning Commission reviews its comprehensive transportation plan.

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#LexingtonRockbridgeCounty #VA #CitizenPortal #LexingtonBikeParking #TransportationSafety

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Shelton staff lean toward removing on-street parking on Olympic Highway North to prioritize safety Public works presented four conceptual designs for Olympic Highway North tied to a $3.6 million TIB grant; staff and several councilors favored option 4 (no on-street parking with wider bike buffers) for long-term safety and arterial capacity despite community concern over lost parking.

Shelton's City Council is leaning towards a bold plan to enhance safety on Olympic Highway North by prioritizing bike lanes over on-street parking, but not everyone is on board!

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#SheltonMasonCounty #WA #CitizenPortal #TransportationSafety #BikeLaneInnovation #SheltonPublicWorks

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Shelton staff lean toward removing on‑street parking on Olympic Highway North to boost safety and future capacity Public works presented four design options for Olympic Highway North at the March 24 study session and recommended Option 4, which would remove on‑street parking to provide bike lanes on both sides and wider travel lanes; staff cited safety, future arterial capacity and available state design funding as key factors.

Shelton's City Council is eyeing a bold move to enhance safety and capacity on Olympic Highway North by removing on-street parking for dedicated bike lanes, but not everyone is on board.

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#SheltonMasonCounty #WA #CitizenPortal #UrbanPlanning #TransportationSafety

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Bicycling advocates press Nevada County to revise striping plan; board directs staff to coordinate Sierra Express Bicycle Club and local advocates asked supervisors to narrow travel lanes, create separated bike accommodations and add green intersection markings before the county's western-county striping contract is finalized; county engineers said 11-foot lanes are standard given topography but agreed to meet with advocates and include minor contract modifications where feasible; the board approved the striping contracts.

Bicycling advocates are pushing for safer roads in Nevada County, urging the board to revise a crucial striping plan to better accommodate cyclists before finalizing contracts.

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Contractors and school officials back exempting driver seats from fire‑block requirement to aid retention Sponsors and school-bus contractors told the committee SB 968 would remove the fire‑block upholstery requirement for driver seats while keeping student‑seat protections, arguing it would improve driver comfort and help retention; witnesses said the change is optional for fleets and would save modest amounts on new buses.

A new bill could revolutionize school bus driver comfort by removing strict upholstery requirements, all while keeping student safety intact!

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Amendment to restrict FBO actions on certain detainees fails amid federal‑law concerns An amendment to bar fixed‑base operators (FBOs) from interfering with transport of passengers holding certain detainers was debated and failed on a roll call; committee members and the floor leader said the amendment was unnecessary and could raise federal‑preemption issues under 49 U.S.C. 47107.

A controversial amendment aimed at limiting fixed-base operators' power over certain detainees was shot down, raising questions about federal law compliance and the future of passenger transport safety.

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Automated-vehicle bill stalls as lawmakers press for more safeguards on safety, accessibility and labor impacts Members debated House File 3513 and its DE2 amendment covering weight limits, accessibility, self-certification and studies on labor and safety; MnDOT staff said DE2 moves toward council recommendations, but members said the bill needed intermediate regulatory steps and more reporting, and a motion to send the bill to Public Safety did not prevail.

Minnesota's automated vehicle bill faced a heated debate as lawmakers push for stronger safety measures and accessibility, leaving its future hanging in the balance.

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Deloitte demos AI tool to speed pedestrian‑safety planning, cites Caltrans use Deloitte showed 'Infrastructure Insights Pro,' an AI-enabled platform that ingests agency crash and GIS data to generate maps, a data‑trust score and near‑final concept reports. Presenter said a draft that once took 6–8 months can be created in minutes or hours; Caltrans use was cited as a production example.

Deloitte's groundbreaking AI tool can transform months of pedestrian-safety analysis into mere hours, revolutionizing how agencies approach road safety.

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#AZ #CitizenPortal #TransportationSafety #DataTrust #ArizonaPedestrianSafety #AIInnovation

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Senate committee advances bill to create state authority for subterranean transit The Government Operations Committee voted to send Senate Bill 2205 to State and Local with a positive recommendation after the sponsor said the measure would create an 11-member authority to oversee qualifying subterranean transportation projects, including the Nashville tunnel project referenced in committee remarks.

Tennessee is taking a bold step into the future with a new bill to create an authority that will oversee subterranean transit projects, but what does this mean for local control and funding?

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#TN #CitizenPortal #TennesseeTransit #TransportationSafety #InfrastructureOversight

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Cycling advocates press Corte Madera council to renew support for reopening Alto Tunnel Bicycling advocacy groups and dozens of residents urged the Corte Madera Town Council on March 3 to update a 25‑year‑old resolution to study and seek funding to reopen the Alto Tunnel, saying it would create a nearly 10‑mile multiuse corridor and improve safety; council did not take formal action on the request at the meeting.

Cycling advocates and local residents are rallying for the Corte Madera Town Council to revive a 25-year-old resolution to reopen the Alto Tunnel, aiming to enhance safety and create a vital 10-mile multiuse pathway.

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State agencies warn Nevadas highway fund is nearing a 'fiscal cliff,' urge lawmakers to act NDOT, DMV and DPS told a joint Growth and Infrastructure committee that decades‑old fuel and fee structures arent keeping pace with inflation, EV adoption and population growth, leaving preservation, safety and capital projects at risk without new or restructured revenue.

Nevada's highway fund is on the brink of collapse, with a staggering $3 billion needed for preservation and safety as travel demands soar—will lawmakers take action before it's too late?

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Council awards $2.13 million HMA resurfacing contract and approves several ordinances Council approved the 2026 hot‑mix asphalt (HMA) resurfacing project bid from LFLN for $2,127,964 (about 99.9% of the engineer’s estimate) and approved or advanced multiple ordinances, including speed limits (initial consideration), and final approvals for e‑bike/scooter and noise‑exemption ordinance changes.

Marion City Council just approved a $2.13 million asphalt resurfacing project and made important updates to bike and scooter regulations!

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Dare County hires consultant and clears sand-storage site to shore up NC Highway 12 The board unanimously approved retaining Greer Beatty Consulting to develop short-, mid- and long-term options for NC Highway 12 (contract discussed at about $55,000) and authorized NCDOT to use a county sand-storage site in Rodanthe under conditions to protect county dredging options.

Dare County is taking action to secure NC Highway 12 by hiring a consulting firm for innovative engineering solutions and funding strategies!

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#DareCounty #NC #CitizenPortal #TransportationSafety #InfrastructureDevelopment

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Santa Rosa County submits $25M BUILD grant application for Berry Hill Road widening County staff submitted a BUILD grant application for the $33.6M Berry Hill Road widening and safety project and requested $25M (80% of construction) from the U.S. DOT BUILD program; staff and commissioners said they would pursue federal advocacy to strengthen the application.

Santa Rosa County is taking major steps to enhance safety and infrastructure with a $25M BUILD grant application for the Berry Hill Road widening project!

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Kootenai County discusses $396,000 FTA grant and $99,000 local match to replace four paratransit buses County transit staff told commissioners they are seeking $396,000 in FTA 5310/5339 funds plus a $99,000 jurisdictional cash match to replace four end-of-life paratransit buses, citing safety and maintenance risks; the board deferred action and staff said the items will return March 3 or March 10.

Kootenai County is on the verge of securing $396,000 to replace aging paratransit vehicles, but crucial details about funding contributions are still up in the air.

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#KootenaiCounty #ID #CitizenPortal #TransportationSafety #PublicTransit #GrantFunding

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Council approves Founders Parkway bid, OKs engineering contract Andover's council accepted the low bid and approved a construction‑engineering agreement for the final phase of Founders Parkway (Andover Road to Sunflower Lane), citing KDOT grant funding and a project timeline aiming for completion by year-end.

Andover City Council has greenlit the final phase of Founders Parkway, ensuring improved traffic flow and safety with a project completion goal by year's end!

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#AndoverButlerCounty #KS #InfrastructureImprovement #CitizenPortal #AndoverDevelopment #TransportationSafety

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CSISD to submit plan on three‑point seat belts after law takes effect; retrofits could cost about $570,000 A district transportation presenter said Senate Bill 546 (effective Sept. 1, 2025) requires three‑point seat belts on school buses and that CSISD has 49 buses without them; retrofitting the remaining fleet could cost about $30,000 per bus and roughly $570,000 total after planned replacements, though the district hopes for TEA grant funding.

A new Texas law mandates three-point seat belts on school buses by 2025, but retrofitting could cost CSISD nearly $570,000—will they find the funding in time?

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#TX #CitizenPortal #TexasSchools #EducationReform #TransportationSafety #PublicSafety

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