Grocery store and public transit workers added to vaccine list
Grocery store and public transit workers are the latest groups to be added to the proposed COVID-19 vaccine priority list for Wisconsin.
Grocery store and public transit workers are the latest groups to be added to the proposed COVID-19 vaccine priority list for Wisconsin.
A part-time shoulder use lane, or flex lane, with changeable messages and signals to indicate when the shoulders are open or closed for travel, is the key component for a new Beltline Highway project.
A new city ordinance approved this week will require developers to provide electric vehicle charging stations and wiring in most new parking lots.
Don Wahlin founded Stoughton Trailers in 1961. The Stoughton company has grown to be a top-10 international supplier of semitruck trailers, the fifth-largest semitrailer manufacturer in the nation, and the second largest manufacturer in Dane County. It makes semitruck trailers for over-the-road trucking, as well as agricultural trailers and other specialty equipment.
Fifty-seven public and nonprofit agencies providing specialized transit to seniors and individuals with disabilities will receive $3,799,860 in federal and state funds administered by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.
The BRT system would use 60-passenger buses and run roughly from East Towne to West Towne Malls.
In a year when routines were tossed to the wind and the planning horizon seemed at times to be measured in hours instead of months or years, it was reassuring to have the Transportation Projects Commission (TPC) meet on Dec. 8. Despite the pandemic, the TPC convened to keep Wisconsin moving forward.
United Airlines is extending its nonstop service between Milwaukee and two locations in Florida through April 2021.
The city of Madison has signed a 10-year operating agreement with Madison BCycle through 2030 with an option to extend the program to 2040.
The Madison Area Transportation Planning Board and the Capital Area Regional Planning Commission have created new logos and recently moved to share a common office.
Nineteen cashier positions are likely to be eliminated from the Madison Parking Utility if the proposed city budget is implemented as is.
Madison-based Green Cab has adopted the use of Mobile22, a new ride-hailing app from a Madison startup.
Federal transit authorities are asking for more information about hazardous materials on the former Oscar Mayer property where the city is planning a new bus garage.
A Wisconsin-Minnesota passenger rail project will be receiving $31.8 million in federal grant funds to expand service to the Twin Cities and Chicago from Wisconsin.
The state’s 2020 Infrastructure Report Card gave Wisconsin a C rating, according to a report from Wisconsin Public Radio.
For a second time, the city of Chicago has put Wisconsin on its Emergency Travel Order list of states.
Next month, Amtrak will reduce the number of stops in Portage, Wisconsin Dells, and Columbus, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The city of Madison is testing an electric cargo bike from Madison-based Saris. The electric-assist cargo bike was developed for government work and can carry up to 660 pounds, not including the rider.
Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation announced the city of Madison will receive more than $7.5 million in public transit grants from the state.
Increased interest and ridership on traditional and e-bikes have caused the Waterloo-based bike-sharing system BCycle to see increases in specific markets from 20% to 186%.