Category: Cars & Transportation

CDOT issues a call for manufacturers to provide information on train cars and locomotives for a potential mountain rail line from Denver to Craig. The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) has taken a significant step towards realizing its vision of passenger rail service from Denver to Craig. CDOT has issued a “request for information” to…

CDOT seeks information from train equipment manufacturers to assess the availability of rolling stock for a potential mountain rail line. In a significant move towards establishing passenger rail service from Denver to Craig, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) has initiated a request for information from train equipment manufacturers. The aim is to explore the…

The Rise of Electric Vehicles: A Look at the Current Landscape The electric vehicle (EV) market has seen remarkable growth in recent years, with more and more consumers opting for cleaner and more sustainable transportation options. This shift towards EVs is driven by a combination of factors, including advancements in technology, government incentives, and a…

City of Longmont commits over $45,000 to ensure seniors and disabled residents have access to essential groceries The City of Longmont, Colorado, has taken a significant step towards addressing the transportation challenges faced by seniors and individuals with disabilities living in Longmont Housing Authority (LHA) units. With a commitment of more than $45,000 from the…

City Council commits over $45,000 to offer transportation assistance to seniors and individuals with disabilities in Longmont Housing Authority units. The City of Longmont in Colorado has taken a compassionate step to address the transportation challenges faced by residents in affordable housing. In an effort to ensure that seniors and individuals with disabilities have access…

City Allocates Over $45,000 to Support Seniors and Disabled Residents in Accessing Healthy Food The City of Longmont in Colorado has taken a compassionate step to support its residents in need by allocating more than $45,000 from the city council’s contingency fund. The funds will be used to provide twice-monthly rides to the grocery store…

City Council commits over $45,000 to ensure seniors and individuals with disabilities have access to essential groceries The City of Longmont has taken a proactive step to address the transportation challenges faced by residents living in Longmont Housing Authority (LHA) units. Recognizing the lack of access to grocery stores for seniors and individuals with disabilities,…

Driving Towards a Sustainable Future: How Transportation Planning Holds the Key to Meeting Climate Targets As the world grapples with the urgent need to address climate change, transportation planning has emerged as a critical factor in achieving clean energy goals. The way we move people and goods has a significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions,…

Revolutionizing Commutes: How E-Bikes and Electric Vehicles are Transforming Transportation for a Greener Future As the world grapples with the urgent need to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change, the transportation sector has become a focal point for innovation. Electric vehicles (EVs) have gained significant attention as a cleaner alternative to traditional gasoline-powered cars.…

Breaking Barriers: Longmont City’s Initiative to Ensure Food Access for All Longmont City, a vibrant community nestled in the heart of Colorado, has recently taken a proactive step towards addressing the needs of its residents. In a groundbreaking move, the city council has allocated funds to provide grocery store rides for those in need. This…

The changing face of Houston’s transportation leadership reflects a growing need for diversity and a shift towards innovative solutions. With the Houston metropolitan area rapidly approaching a population of 8 million people, the city is facing a future where solo car trips will become unsustainable for most residents. As the region grows denser and suburban…

A new generation of leaders with diverse backgrounds is reshaping Houston’s transportation landscape With the Houston metro area rapidly approaching 8 million people, the city is facing a future where solo car trips will become unsustainable for most residents. As the region grows denser and suburban development spreads, daily commutes can cover tens of miles…