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Chao Tells AASHTO Conference TIGER Grants Coming 'Very Soon'

U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao told state department of transportation executives that her department will award the 2017 round of TIGER infrastructure grants "very soon," and that the 2017 and 2018 INFRA program grants would follow soon afterward....


FRA Announces $73M Available for Rail Capital Projects, Operating Assistance

The U.S. Department of Transportation's (DOT) Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) announced that it is accepting applications for $73 million in grant funding for projects that can strengthen intercity passenger rail, support capital projects and boost safety initiatives that may include the implementation of positive train control, improved highway-rail grade crossings, and congestion mitigation....


The National Pipeline Mapping System: An Innovative Tool for Locating Pipelines

Whether they are emergency responders, city planners, pipeline operators, homeowners, students or just curious neighbors, it's important for community members to know where pipelines are located so they can be avoided or found, serviced and monitored....


USDOT Releases $100M in Grants for MBTA Green Line Extension

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced that it will issue $100 million in grant funding to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) for its Green Line Extension (GLX) light rail project....


Partial Agency Shutdown Takes Hold as Policymakers Fail to Settle Differences

A partial shutdown of federal agencies took hold Jan. 20 and continued into Jan. 22 as negotiations failed to settle differences on budget and policy issues in order to keep funding the government. A bipartisan group of senators reportedly met throughout the weekend to come up with a plan that would allow a three-week funding extension along with a commitment by the majority to allow floor debate on remaining issues including a fix to immigration policy toward undocumented aliens who were brought into the country as children and have grown up here....


Arizona State University Professor Ram Pendyala Honored with ARTBA's Research & Education Award

Ram M. Pendyala, a professor of transportation systems in the civil, environmental and sustainable engineering program at Arizona State University in Tempe, is the 2018 recipient of the American Road & Transportation Builders Association's (ARTBA) prestigious S.S....


WYDOT Demos New Safety Communication Technology

Vehicles in Wyoming equipped with new communication technology will soon help make Interstate 80 safer for travelers. The Wyoming Department of Transportation, the University of Wyoming and their partners demonstrated the new connected vehicle technology recently in Cheyenne to show how vehicles and roadside units can communicate road information and alerts to other motorists in near real-time time....


DOT to Release $100M in Grant Funds for Massachusetts Rail Line

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced Dec. 21, that it will issue $100 million in grant funding to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) for its Green Line Extension (GLX) light rail project....


Topping Out Port of Long Beach Bridge

State, local and federal officials were joined by construction crews to celebrate the completion of the two 515-ft.-tall towers for the new bridge under construction at the Port of Long Beach. The “topping-out” ceremony marked the end of a three-year construction process to build the signature towers that will be the centerpieces of California's first cable-stayed bridge for vehicular traffic....


U.S. DOT Publishes Drug Testing Rule to Enhance Safety While Combating Opioid Epidemic

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) issued a final rule Nov. 13 that expands the Department's current drug testing panel to include certain semi-synthetic opioids (i.e., hydrocodone, hydromorphone, oxymorphone, and oxycodone) to its drug testing panel for DOT-regulated industries....


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  1. Kobelco Expands Leadership Team With Jim Zak as Excavator Division VP  →
  2. Rental Company Grows Sustainably With Electric Equipment  →
  3. Jerry Renfro Relies On The Ironpeddlers, SANY America  →
  4. What's Driving the Autonomous Construction Equipment Market?  →
  5. A&D Equipment Holds Pit-Stop Event in Clinton, Conn.  →
  6. VIDEO: Scenic Old Hill Top House Hotel in Harpers Ferry, W.V., May Finally Be Revived  →
  7. Volvo Trucks Wins Prestigious Design Award for New North American Truck Model  →
  8. A Look at the History of the Backhoe Loader  →
  9. Dakil Auctioneers Conducts Heavy Equipment Auction  →
  10. JJ Curran Crane Celebrates 75th Anniversary With Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Partnership at 2025 Detroit Grand Prix  →
  11. Stargate Artificial Intelligence Data Center Under Way in Texas  →
  12. Topcon, Vemcon Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Expand 2D-to-3D Upgrade Availability for Excavators  →
  13. Breaking Big Rocks With a Small Electric Excavator? No Problem.  →
  14. Electric Demolition Excavator Gives Robles1 New Edge  →
  15. Heavy Machines Celebrates Opening of Northern Alabama Branch in Decatur  →
  16. Interstate 30 Undergoes $334M Upgrade in Rockwall, Texas  →
  17. Loop 303 Extension Among ADOT's 2025 Phoenix Freeway Plans  →
  18. Mississippi's Greenville Bypass Project Moves Forward  →
  19. New Case Midi-Excavators Combine More Muscle, Maneuverability to Boost Productivity On Job  →
  20. RP Rents Takes Delivery of First Magni TH 6.19 Telescopic Handler in United States  →
  21. Replica Colonial Philadelphia Tavern, Birthplace of U.S. Marines, Set to Begin This Spring  →





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