5 Federal AV Policy Developments to Watch in 2018
January 11, 2018 – These are the five major federal autonomous vehicle policy developments to watch in 2018.
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By Greg Rogers
January 11, 2018 – These are the five major federal autonomous vehicle policy developments to watch in 2018.
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By Greg Rogers
December 8, 2017 – On December 5, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) unveiled its 5-year agenda for researching the potential benefits of vehicle automation for public transit. Dubbed the Strategic Transit Automation Research (STAR) Plan, it will serve as a guide for the agency and transit stakeholders through FY 2022.
By Jeff Davis
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By Ann Henebery
School transportation is the largest mass transit system in the United States (not to mention the safest) – transporting 25 million passengers in 500,000 buses every day. However, it is often an afterthought for local education leaders and it is almost never a part of the municipal or regional transportation system.
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By Jeff Davis
November 9, 2017 – A bevy of proposals to increase transportation spending at the state and local level, either through new indebtedness or dedicated tax revenues (or through indebtedness to be repaid by dedicated tax revenues) were largely successful in the November 7 elections.
By Greg Rogers
November 3, 2017 – Just two months after USDOT released the second version of the federal government’s automated vehicle (AV) policies, Secretary Elaine Chao and USDOT officials said yesterday that the department is already working hard on its next update.
By Jeff Davis
November 3, 2017 – Yesterday, House Republican leaders stunned the infrastructure community yesterday when they released a mammoth tax reform bill (H.R. 1) which included elimination of private activity bonds (PABs), a popular financing tool for certain types of infrastructure.
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