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National Park Products

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Don’t ruin the view. Traffic Safety Products Specifically For the National Park Service The Traffic Safety Store has added several products specifically for use within the National Parks. Clip-on signs and road side delineators are now available in brown. Roadside Delineators 48″ tall with 12″ x 3″ white reflective panel Includes 24″ ground anchor NTPEP test and MUTCD compliant $58.80 … Continue reading “National Park Products”

How City Engineers will Address Big Data Challenges in Smart Cities

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Cities around the world are working to transition their infrastructure and systems into smart cities. Transportation and city development experts agree that the use of public big data will need physical objects and an elaborate scheme to drive the future of data-driven city engineering. The evolution of the Internet of Things and big data continues to play an essential role … Continue reading “How City Engineers will Address Big Data Challenges in Smart Cities”

7 Roadway Engineering Design Strategies To Make Roads Safer For Drivers

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U.S. drivers are putting in more miles for their daily commutes than ever before, and as more drivers travel on our public roads engineers are using a range of design strategies to reduce accidents and deaths. Transportation experts have found that vehicle interaction at higher speeds and intersections are the leading causes of vehicle damage and fatalities. These factors are … Continue reading “7 Roadway Engineering Design Strategies To Make Roads Safer For Drivers”

How Beacon Technology Is Changing Our Cities & The Construction Industry

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The Growing Popularity Of Beacon Technology Bluetooth beacon technology has been changing the way we build our cities and interact with technology. Since 2013 beacon technology has been on the rise as a way to connect customers with their surroundings in interactive and exciting ways. 2016 saw the most significant jump in beacon technology adoption across various industries with BI … Continue reading “How Beacon Technology Is Changing Our Cities & The Construction Industry”

The Plague Of Potholes: How To Save America’s Roadways

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The Rising Costs Of Crumbling U.S. Roadways Each year the majority of the U.S. experiences severe weather as the seasons shift to winter. Not only do these winter months bring weather that is frigid to residents, but the changing climate also has a significant impact on the integrity of our public roadways. Since 1990, highway traffic throughout the U.S. is … Continue reading “The Plague Of Potholes: How To Save America’s Roadways”

4 Smart Trends In Construction Tech For 2018

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Construction Tech Helping The U.S. Population Shift As the U.S. continues to see an ongoing population shift towards suburban communities, construction companies are working closely with local politicians to develop ways to make construction projects more efficient and safer. As the U.S. continues to make the dream of futuristic cities a reality, a struggling economy and increased demand means the … Continue reading “4 Smart Trends In Construction Tech For 2018”

Engineering Tips To Make City Intersections Safer

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U.S. cities continue to experience ongoing growth, and this means that pedestrians and motorists are having to engage with each other frequently. As populations get denser in urban areas, local politicians need to find new and innovative ways to ensure efficient travel for drivers while also maintain safety for pedestrians.This is no easy task, and intersections the areas where interactions … Continue reading “Engineering Tips To Make City Intersections Safer”

Will The New Administration Uphold It’s Commitment to Infrastructure Investment

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The Aging American InfrastructureDuring the 1950’s and 1960’s, America was investing in construction projects of all sizes to build up the Nation’s infrastructure. From Federal Highways and public utilities, America was known to have the best roads and transportation systems in the world. However, today America is witnessing an era of highways that buckle under rush hour and bridges that … Continue reading “Will The New Administration Uphold It’s Commitment to Infrastructure Investment”

This Inspiring Green Parking Lot was Created by Boy Scouts

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If you’re considering greening your property, take a cue from Michael Bigness from Boy Scout Troop 11 of Chittenango, New York. His recent Eagle Scout project helped transform the parking area at his local library into a Green Parking Lot — the kind of infrastructure that’s encouraged by the Environmental Protection Agency and Leadership in Environmental Design. As part of … Continue reading “This Inspiring Green Parking Lot was Created by Boy Scouts”

Why Railway Safety Demands a Long Term Strategy

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While many questions remain in the federal investigations of the May 12th Amtrak catastrophe, one thing seems certain: Technology could have prevented the crash. That specific technology is called Positive Train Control (PTC) and it isn’t exactly cutting edge. These crash prevention systems were released over 25 years ago and have been included in The National Transportation Safety Board’s (NTSB) … Continue reading “Why Railway Safety Demands a Long Term Strategy”

Check Out The Pro-Biking Bling In This Congressman’s Office

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One of the federal government’s most vocal proponents for infrastructure funding happens to be a staunch supporter of bicycle commuting. In a recent 60 Minutes report on the growing problem of underfunded, aging U.S. infrastructure, only one elected official unabashedly asserts what experts have long acknowledged: To save our crumbling roads and bridges, we need a long term, federal strategy. Althought the … Continue reading “Check Out The Pro-Biking Bling In This Congressman’s Office”

Despite what you’ve heard, highways are not doomed. 5 upsides for U.S. infrastructure

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$170 billion – That’s how much the United States needs to invest annually to save our roads and bridges, according to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). If that sounds like a dead end, consider this: We currently invest $91 billion per year on highway infrastructure. An $89 billion increase is a slither of the $trillion increase in overall infrastructure spending … Continue reading “Despite what you’ve heard, highways are not doomed. 5 upsides for U.S. infrastructure”