GIS Application in Transportation Policy: Railroad Grade Crossing Safety
GIS Analysis is a useful tool for transportation policy, and this piece applies the GIS-analysis model to railroad grade crossing safety in North Carolina.
GIS Analysis is a useful tool for transportation policy, and this piece applies the GIS-analysis model to railroad grade crossing safety in North Carolina.
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After the U.S. secured its independence, the Founding Fathers faced the same types of transportation issues we grapple with, today.
At a June 29 event at the Library of Congress, the Department of Transportation commemorated the 70th anniversary of the signing of the law financing the construction of the Interstate Highway System.
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The Federal Highway Administration recently updated its estimate of changes in highway construction costs, showing that such costs decreased by 2.2 percent in the October-December 2025 quarter (based on the prior quarter), but on a seasonally adjusted basis, costs increased by 1.2 percent.
IIJA program guidance documents abruptly disappeared from FHWA webpages for over a year, recently returning without Biden-era ‘strategic priority’ sections.