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In the aftermath of the collapse of the Fern Hollow Bridge in Pittsburgh on Jan. 28, many regional news outlets nationwide pondered if a...
Pat Jones, executive director and CEO of the International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association, discusses the challenges and successes of 2021 and the future of the tolling industry.
Pittsburgh has its sights on an “airport of the future” that could serve as a case study for sustainability and construction project planning.
IBTTA President Mark Compton talks about the group’s recent annual meeting, the importance of diversity in the tolling industry and what the future has in store.
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There are many technologies that help public works professionals deliver critical services. Here are five that are trending.
How lockdowns changed U.S. transportation and what comes next
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Most discussions about infrastructure center around projects, not people. Industry observers say that needs to change.
New funding sources key for transport infrastructure
SmartBrief recently spoke with Pat Jones, executive director and CEO of the International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association, to look back on 2020, a year like no other.
SmartBrief caught up with Tracey Trexel, tolling solutions lead for IBM Global Business Services, to learn more about how the pandemic has changed traffic volumes, transit ridership and tolling revenue.
Learn about the Federal Aviation Authority Production Approval Holder designation and what it means for your business
Samuel Johnson, 2020 president of the International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association, discusses the tolling industry's response to the coronavirus pandemic.
During the Associated General Contractors' annual convention, legislative and regulatory experts provided an update on a wide range of issues, including a highway bill, labor relations and deregulation.
The airline industry is changing quickly to meet consumer needs, transportation of goods and offer new services. Discover new trends and how airlines can take advantage of them.
Neglecting infrastructure can be costly and the challenge is compounded by the need to strategically budget scarce funding. Learn how to transform your public infrastructure management to solve these challenges.
Learn how to get a handle on the complicated regulations and requirements of the supplemental type certificate process
Discover how mobility as a service is changing the future and making travel seamless
Business leaders at a recent U.S. Chamber of Commerce event agree: When it comes to infrastructure, the cost of inaction far outweighs the cost of investment.
Former mayor of D.C. shares his insights on the importance of government transparency.
OpenGov Fall Festival brings together government leaders from across the country
The National Association of County Administrators held its latest Idea Exchange session during the 104th ICMA Annual Conference in Baltimore, Md.
Chris Body from Kapsch TrafficCom previews the technology track on tap at the IBTTA Annual Meeting and Exhibition
The Office of Management and Budget wants to be more transparent, helpful and effective in the information available to states and local governments, as well as in the grant pol
The Denver Public Library system is a shining example of how government agencies can better serve their public in creative ways while winning grant funding
Big cities aren't the only local governments that can successfully adopt "smart" technology, argues ICMA's chief technology and innovation officer.
Smarsh launches new electronic communications retention solution to help companies with communications capture, archiving, supervision, e-discovery and control.
OpenGov's Charlie Francis shares key insights on how to enhance local government communications.
SmartBrief chats with ICMA Annual Conference Planning Committee Chair Jim Malloy about the 104th ICMA Annual Conference
Helping governments effectively train workers
Members of the Waze Connected Citizens Program can receive real-time traffic data on ArcGIS Online.
ITS conference in Detroit discusses ways transportation can be improved through partnerships.