Proposals that would help the transportation sector work through the coronavirus pandemic are coming from the highest levels of government. President Donald Trump...

Top 10 projects include new highways and interchanges, extra lanes, and repaving of existing roads in locations across the state SALT LAKE CITY (April...

Autonomous electric transportation startup Einride has taken a key step in its mission to deploy autonomous cargo pods on roads for commercial...

At the ARC Orlando Forum 2020, Steve Banker of ARC Advisory Group interviewed with Ms. ElMarie Hugo, Senior Director of Industry Strategy at...

Blockchain can facilitate secure, traceable digital transactions in real time, bypassing traditional financial institutions in the process. It has the power to dramatically...

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Despite the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak declaring that he was moving the UK towards a low-carbon economy with the introduction of new measures, environmentalists...

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The €30m hospital built by 300,000 people This is Europe Romania The €30m hospital built by 300,000 people Romanians frustrated at country’s insufficient healthcare have taken a...

It is difficult to believe today, but towards the end of the 20th Century, it really did feel like London Bridge (station) was...

According to its' Office of Mobility, the city of Gainesville, Florida is expected to make autonomous electric buses available as a new form of public transportation by the end of the year – which would make Gainesville the first city in the country to have self-driving buses on public roads. While a few other communities around the country have AVs that run in designated lanes, this would be a major step forward for the autonomous vehicle movement.

20 new transit lines will open in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico in 2020. These new transit lines won’t be adequate alone to...