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It’s a cool and sunny Saturday morning, and about a dozen people are milling about in a parking lot on the edge of Notre Dame’s campus. The main…
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Nearly 3,000 highway engineers and contractors are on the Purdue campus to learn the latest innovations in building cost-effective, long-lasting roads,…
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A report from the Governor’s State Highway Association estimating the nation will see a 10 percent increase in pedestrian fatalities between 2014 and 2015…
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With millions of people hitting the road this Christmas it’s going to be very busy across the nation’s highways—but drivers will be paying less to travel…
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The U.S. Department of Transportation is gathering input in Indianapolis for a 30-year assessment of urban transit needs.Indy is one of 11 stops on a tour…
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The City of Lafayette has been struggling to reopen the John T. Myers pedestrian bridge for the last two months, but has been thwarted by uncooperative…
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An end to service on the Hoosier State passenger rail line could throw a wrench into public transportation advocates’ hopes for a funding increase in the…
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One of the key components of public service is communicating with one’s constituency.In an era of multifarious electronic media, that job can be seen as…
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Governor Mike Pence says he wants the State Budget Committee to release the second half of the Major Moves 2020 fund. Two years ago, lawmakers put $400…
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A major budget line item for any city is its infrastructure.From repairing roads and bridges to maintaining a fleet of vehicles, upkeep isn’t cheap.On…