When the people that design transportation infrastructure and the people that build it are on the same page, the future of America's cities will be much brighter than its past. Brandon Noel Feb 5 ...

Durham Adopts New Design Standards for Transportation Infrastructure The City of Durham looks to modernize its urban design for transportation through the adoption of national standards. by Justin ...

With strong support at the local, state, and federal government levels, we’re seeing much-needed improvements to America‘s infrastructure beginning to become a reality. But as the way we live ...

A local or state transportation department accustomed to building new roads likely lacks the decision-making expertise necessary to effectively plan, design and construct a rapid-transit bus line ...

Car vs. Infrastructure: Building the Future of Transportation Building a world of electric vehicles requires answering some key questions. BY BRENDAN KEEGAN , CHAIRMAN, CEO, AND PRESIDENT OF ...

The Design of Transportation in the Year 2039 When it comes to how we get from point A to B, the future is way closer than you might think By Stefanie Waldek Illustration by Jack Dylan ...

The Department of Transportation on Thursday released a 105-page guide to help state and local officials talk to underserved constituents about transportation infrastructure projects, in the hope ...

Regine Beauboeuf, HNTB director, transportation and mobility equity explained, “We went into the community, met them on their own turf, and personally saw the lack of infrastructure, lack of ...

Federal transportation officials say they also are working on choosing who will get competitive grants for large bridge projects under the infrastructure law, including those with costs totaling ...

Southeast design firms continue to build on recent successes, growing in 2023 as populations grow across the region and federal investment continues to bolster infrastructure work.

There's money in the infrastructure bill, for infrastructures, any of that going to help make this infrastructure more resilient, or perhaps design new plans. Kristina Dahl: Absolutely.