Transportation Department seeks AI solutions for transit infrastructure
Department of Transportation seeks AI solutions to enhance transportation efficiency and reduce infrastructure costs.
Transportation's AI lead sees 'collaboration with everybody' at his agency
The Department of Transportation is prioritizing collaboration to operationalize AI, focusing on workforce development and funding under Acting Chief AI Officer Mike Horton.
Transportation Department seeks AI solutions for transit infrastructure
Department of Transportation seeks AI solutions to enhance transportation efficiency and reduce infrastructure costs.
Transportation's AI lead sees 'collaboration with everybody' at his agency
The Department of Transportation is prioritizing collaboration to operationalize AI, focusing on workforce development and funding under Acting Chief AI Officer Mike Horton.
Why airline loyalty doesn't pay off like it used to
Airline rewards programs face criticism for dynamic pricing and point devaluation, prompting the DOT to investigate possible impacts on customer loyalty and pricing.
The feds are investigating if airlines are being stingy with your rewards
The DOT is investigating major airlines to ensure fairness and transparency in their rewards programs.
Why airline loyalty doesn't pay off like it used to
Airline rewards programs face criticism for dynamic pricing and point devaluation, prompting the DOT to investigate possible impacts on customer loyalty and pricing.
The feds are investigating if airlines are being stingy with your rewards
The DOT is investigating major airlines to ensure fairness and transparency in their rewards programs.
This Was The Most Common Airline Complaint Of Last Year
Record-high complaints about air travel were reported in 2023, highlighting increasing passenger dissatisfaction and the need for system updates.
DOT proposes ban on airline fees for seating families together
Proposed ban on airlines' 'junk fees' for seating families together to reduce costs, potentially saving hundreds per round-trip flight.
They Drive for a Living and Say New York Traffic Is the Worst Ever'
The increasing number of ride-share vehicles like Ubers and Lyfts is a significant contributor to the congestion on New York City streets.
Tuesday's Headlines: First Ave. Bike Lane Edition - Streetsblog New York City
The Department of Transportation is proposing a cement-protected bike lane in the First Avenue tunnel in Manhattan, which is highly anticipated by the cycling community.
DOT to finish Underhill Avenue's bike boulevard after six-month standstill * Brooklyn Paper
DOT is moving forward with the safety redesign of Underhill Avenue in Prospect Heights, including permanent bike lanes and traffic-slowing measures.
Community strongly supports the Underhill Avenue project, indicated by surveys and door-to-door engagement.
New mid-block crossings on Atlantic Avenue aim to slow cars, increase pedestrian safety on 'Boulevard of Death' * Brooklyn Paper
Three new mid-block pedestrian crossings have been installed on Atlantic Avenue to improve safety for pedestrians.
The mid-block crossings were implemented after a study conducted by the Department of Transportation showed the need for them.
The Los Angeles City Council has introduced a motion to suspend the advancement of the LA ART gondola project until a thorough assessment of Dodger Stadium traffic and accessibility is completed.
The project, backed by former L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti, received unanimous approval in 2019 but has faced opposition from residents and the California Endowment.
DOT to begin reducing speed limits near schools, safe streets, open streets
The Department of Transportation plans to impose 20 mph speed limits on specific Brooklyn streets in honor of Sammy Cohen Eckstein, complying with Sammy's Law.
Amid Oppressive Heat, Broiling Airplane Cabins Add to Travelers' Woes
Airplane cabins can become excessively hot, leading to discomfort and health risks for passengers and crew members.
EXCLUSIVE: Government Watchdog Auditing Biden Cabinet Agency After Allegations Of Remote Work Abuse
The Department of Transportation's inspector general has agreed to audit the agency's remote work policies after allegations of abuse.
City plans to revitalize Brooklyn's Flatbush Avenue with new bus lane * Brooklyn Paper
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City plans to build a bus lane on Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn to improve commute times.
Proposed bus lane aims to speed up service for 69,000 daily bus riders on congested Flatbush Avenue.
DOT is considering different types of lanes for the bus lane project.
Washington Bridge Bike Lane Finally Open for Riders After Recent Tragedy - Streetsblog New York City
Cyclists on Washington Bridge now benefit from a safe two-way protected bike lane, enhancing their safety and accessibility.