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Disney Advances Affordable Housing Project in Florida

Disney Advances Affordable Housing Project in Florida

Disney's proposed "attainable housing" development in Florida has secured a crucial stormwater and drainage permit.

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Traffic Shifts: Cities Rethink Car-Centric Models

Traffic Shifts: Cities Rethink Car-Centric Models

As cities grapple with changing traffic patterns, driven by remote work and climate challenges, congestion persists.

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Seattle's Light Rail Milestone: Floating Bridge Set to Launch

Seattle's Light Rail Milestone: Floating Bridge Set to Launch

The light rail expansion reaches a landmark with the upcoming opening of the world's first floating bridge for rail transit.

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Subway Approval: LA Metro Greenlights Sepulveda Corridor Transit

Subway Approval: LA Metro Greenlights Sepulveda Corridor Transit

The Los Angeles Metro board has approved a new subway line in the Sepulveda Corridor, aiming to alleviate congestion on the 405 freeway.

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Weekly Roundup: California's Electric Vehicle Surge Surpasses Expectations

Weekly Roundup: California's Electric Vehicle Surge Surpasses Expectations

CA exceeded its EV adoption goal by a significant margin, with over 2.5 million EVs sold since 2010 (1 million more than its 2025 target).

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Rising Risks: Data Centers May Trigger Blackout Surge

Rising Risks: Data Centers May Trigger Blackout Surge

Due to rising energy demand nationwide, the U.S. faces an alarming increase in blackout risks by 2030, potentially 100 times more.

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U.S. Transit Needs Major Expansion for Global Standards

U.S. Transit Needs Major Expansion for Global Standards

Achieving "world-class" transit in U.S. cities requires tripling the transit vehicle fleet and a $4.6 trillion investment over two decades.

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Washington State Welcomes Cafes and Bodegas to Residential Areas

Washington State Welcomes Cafes and Bodegas to Residential Areas

A new bill passed by the Washington House will allow cafes and corner stores to open in residential areas statewide, excluding urban areas with fewer than 5,000 residents.

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Nevada's Water-Saving Law Sparks Tree Loss Controversy

Nevada's Water-Saving Law Sparks Tree Loss Controversy

A Nevada law targeting water conservation by removing ornamental grass is under fire for allegedly causing the death of 100,000 trees in Vegas.

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Robotaxis on the Road: NY State Plans Autonomous Expansion

Robotaxis on the Road: NY State Plans Autonomous Expansion

New York Governor Kathy Hochul proposes a plan to introduce robotaxis across the state, excluding New York City.

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AI to Enhance Security in NYC Transit Systems

AI to Enhance Security in NYC Transit Systems

The New York MTA is exploring AI technology to enhance security across its transit systems.

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Madison Avenue Bus Lane Expansion Announced

Madison Avenue Bus Lane Expansion Announced

New York City's Department of Transportation plans to extend the Madison Avenue bus lane by 19 blocks.

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