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The city of South Bend says the $10 million project, to narrow Bendix Drive from Voorde Drive to Lathrop Street and add a pedestrian path, is ready to start next year now that federal funding, comprising just over half the cost, has been confirmed.
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Indiana Department of Transportation officials say they're confident they can slow down State Road 23 traffic as it approaches the roundabout, with reduced speed limits and channelization measures like curbing.
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St. Joseph County Council Democratic President Pro Tem Bryan Tanner says Democrats' coalition with Republican Dan Schaetzle worked well, including tapping cash reserves to shore up police pensions and double road repair spending.
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Boston-based Cyvl says it's already helping over 100 municipalities more quickly and easily monitor the condition of infrastructure like streets, sidewalks and signage with artificial intelligence.
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As the effects of a powerful storm that struck Michiana continue to unfold, local communities are working tirelessly to restore normalcy in the aftermath of the high winds and widespread damage.
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State funding to maintain roads, based partly on gas tax revenue, is expected to continue declining as electric vehicle usage grows
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The Michiana Area Council of Governments showcased the tool during its March policy board meeting.
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It’s part of a more than $7 billion effort nationwide to improve roads, bridges, ports, routes for bicyclists and pedestrians, and other transit.
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Michigan’s transportation department now has the power to designate some Michigan roadways and driving lanes for the use of automated vehicles.
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Lawmakers and lobbyists flocked to Mackinac Island this week for the annual policy conference.