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Inflation and delays could add billions more to bullet train project costs

Los Angeles Times » The California bullet train project has cost state taxpayers an average $3.1 million a day over the last year — a construction spending rate higher than that for the Bay Bridge, Boston’s Big Dig or any U.S. transportation project in recent history.  But still it’s not enough, planners say.

August 26, 2018|

Plan for future along I-69 calls for future development

The Daily Journal » Years ago, local leaders envisioned the future Interstate 69 traveling through the county, entire route lined with businesses.  Now, that vision has changed.

August 24, 2018|

Jolting California officials, Trump administration looks to rewrite rules for Delta water

The Sacramento Bee » In an unprecedented move, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has served notice to California officials, stating it wants to renegotiate a landmark 1986 agreement governing the big federal and state water projects and how they pump water through the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to their member agencies in southern half of the state.

August 24, 2018|

California’s water wars heat up at Sacramento hearing over river flows

San Francisco Chronicle » Just as agricultural supporters confronted the board with criticism, dozens also came to the eight hour-plus hearing to speak on behalf of watersheds and wildlife. Conservationists and fishing groups called on the state water board to boost flows in the rivers to more than the 40 percent that is proposed.

August 21, 2018|

Smart sensors being installed in Colo. Road

IEEE Spectrum » The Colorado Department of Transportation has contracted with Integrated Roadways for a $2.75 million project that involves adding an accelerometer, fiber optic cable and a magnetometer to a test section of pavement. This type of research may ultimately help relieve congestion and alert emergency responders to accidents.

August 21, 2018|
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