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Work on I-35 ‘will never conclude’, TxDOT executive director says https://lnkd.in/g5_8UizB
Work on I-35 ‘will never conclude:’ TxDOT executive director says
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Fleet, plant and equipment enable delivery of #council services. Transitioning to #EVs will need to address the #charging and operational requirements. Careful planning and delivery of corporate #charginginfrastructure will facilitate a smooth transition by addressing charging needs and at times complex operational requirements. #Councils #NetZero #NetZeroFleet
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The first rule of business is that if the government is subsidizing what you do, it probably makes no sense. It is true that the government has subsidized business ventures since George Washington was president. The State of New York paid for the Erie Canal. The U.S. government gave rights of way to the railroads so they could build lines from coast-to-coast. The government also gave land grants to states to build the state university system, which today has some of the most advanced research facilities in the world. Wars have produced major technological innovations that were later released to the private sector for commercial and civilian innovation. Yet, these examples all have one of several characteristics in common. Either the cost to the government was almost zero (for example, the government had more land that it knew what to do with and could give it away for free to more productive uses), or the government incurred a cost but made it back with profits in short order. The Erie Canal paid for itself in less than nine years. Continue reading this article here. https://lnkd.in/eAvTkeqj
Biden Is Giving Away Billions of Your Money to Help This Market
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We need to teach #Youngpeople Financial Management. Many of our generation before 2000 had little to no education around building assets for rhe future. We grew up without technology on such an accessible scale and we had to learn the hard way through tried and failed investments before we learnt the art of managing our finances. This is a great lesson for young people to learn for their future. Cars (Only if Luxery at price points in excess of £200k and upwards ever hold high value) and even then depending of the exclusivity. Invest in #property if you can . Cars come and go and with this 20mph driving limit in most major cities it’s not worth spending too much because them #potholes with get you still😫 Think wisely and #invest in your future 🫶🏽 #propertyinvestment #propertyportfolio #youngpeoplefinancialmanagement #financialfreedom #futureleaders
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Great stuff in this. Let’s get some more modular, factory-built housing in VT. The “prescriptive” (U.S.) vs. “performance” (Sweden) regulatory models really interesting and applicable to many industries. https://lnkd.in/emYuBijt
How an American Dream of Housing Became a Reality in Sweden
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We must accelerate the rebuild of I-77 through the heart of North Carolina's largest city. Now, not in the 2030s, and certainly not the 2040s as the current schedule indicates. What is it going to take to finally solve and deliver this critical mobility project between center city Charlotte and the South Carolina state line? I-77 South already averages 160,000+ vehicles per day, a figure expected to rise to 185,000 by 2050. It's past time to identify a funding solution for this project and finally bring relief to the beleaguered corridor before the decade is out. (Oh, and I'm apparently a transportation gadfly, but you already knew that). #charlotte #nc #clttraffic #P3 #ncdot #I77 #I5718 #wfae #crtpo
Transit Time: The cost of widening I-77 south of uptown Charlotte keeps rising
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Infrastructure is one of many cogs in the development wheel in the Valley. Transportation is one of those cogs.
How ADOT is expanding major freeways in 2024 across metro Phoenix - Phoenix Business Journal
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This past legislative session, Michigan got close to securing enough funding to transform transit, but a bill that would allocate $2 billion in transit investment over the next decade failed to pass. Fortunately, local transit advocates remain undeterred and will try again in the fall. Reminder: Transit is a public service that benefits everyone, even people who never ride it! But it needs much, much more funding to fulfill its potential as a driver of social mobility and emissions reduction. https://lnkd.in/gtMrVtYu
Will Michigan Finally Invest in Transformational Transit? (Not yet) - Transportation Riders United
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