The FHWA’s Every Day Counts (EDC) program is an invaluable resource for State, local, tribal, or private transportation practitioners. Its work identifies proven but underutilized innovations and coordinates the sharing
As public agencies consider incorporating microtransit into their jurisdictions, information is an essential tool. Microtransit remains a relatively new approach, with limited guidance available to ensure a smooth, minimal-cost adoption.
The FHWA’s National Highway Institute offers Web-based Training that may be of interest to transportation practitioners. This post will address two specific programs concerning Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). The first,
The FHWA has opened applications for the first round of a new $400 million competitive grant program. The Reduction of Truck Emissions at Port Facilities (RTEPF) program seeks to reduce
The FHWA has a number of open funding opportunities which may be of interest. Applications are open for the first round the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s PROTECT Discretionary Grant Program. PROTECT
Transportation planners are well aware of the importance of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Environmental assessments and impact statements ensure development and sustainability can coexist. While necessary, this process
On Thursday, April 20, 1-2:30 p.m., stakeholders met in a virtual roundtable event to learn about and discuss employment recruitment and retention challenges related to transportation barriers. Employers in rural
In the wake of the train derailment that spilled hazardous materials in East Palestine, Ohio, community members and leaders across the nation have discussed elevated safety concerns. This document from
Breakthroughs in ITS have opened doors to life, time, and cost-saving changes across transportation. With the proven benefits of integrating these technologies, there is a growing need to build up
Planning and Environment Linkages (PEL) establish coordination early in the transportation planning process. Coordination across multiple public agencies, as well as gathering input from members of the public, can assist
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