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WSDOT announces I-5 detours
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has announced that Interstate 5 has been closed in both directions in Skagit County south of Burlington.
The agency said via Twitter that drivers should avoid the area or expect delays.
WSDOT suggested the following ... Read More...
Moore officials open additional roads, police remove check-in points
Moore officials stated on Twitter that several roads have been opened in addition to those that were opened on Wednesday.
The city announced yesterday that Interstate 35 and Interstate 44 are “open but highly congested.” Moore street also opened yesterday, but ... Read More...
I-5 bridge collapses, causes no fatalities
Bystanders look at the collapsed I-5 bridge north of Seattle. (Photo: Cole Wagoner / Twitter)
An oversize truck last night struck a portion of an Interstate 5 bridge over the Skagit River between Seattle and Canada, sending the portion of ... Read More...
ARTBA Foundation awards 2013 Lanford Family Highway Worker Memorial Scholarships
The American Road & Transportation Builders Association Transportation Development Foundation (ARTBA-TDF) has named the 2013 recipients of its “Lanford Family Highway Worker Memorial Scholarship,”
The scholarship, established in 1999, is awarded annually to provide financial assistance for the higher education of ... Read More...
Oklahoma DOT helps tornado recovery efforts
Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) crews have traveled from all over the state to help with recovery efforts in Moore.
ODOT has posted several updates, including photos, to Twitter over the past couple of days about the agency’s crews and equipment ... Read More...
Foxx confirmation hearing concludes smoothly
Anthony Foxx
Yesterday’s confirmation hearing for President Obama’s nominee for Secretary of Transportation, Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx, concluded smoothly, with Foxx making few promises to the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee and with no hostile questions raised, the New ... Read More...
Moore roads open with restrictions
The City of Moore, Oklahoma, announced on Twitter today that roads are opening after 3 p.m. today.
Residential access is limited to light vehicle and pedestrian traffic. The city’s Twitter feed notes that no large trucks will be allowed in neighborhoods. ... Read More...
Bomag hires Tom Kiselica as road building specialist
Tom Kiselica
Bomag Americas has hired Tom Kiselica as the road building specialist for the northeastern United States.
Kiselica’s responsibilities will include providing equipment training, demonstrations and machine set-up services to customers for Cedarapids asphalt pavers and material transfer equipment, CMI ... Read More...
Seattle tests bikes as disaster relief (VIDEO)
Bicyclists carry supplies during 2012 Disaster Relief Trials in Seattle, Washington.
Seattle, Washington, next month will test bikes as a means of disaster relief, Road.cc reported.
The city will hold Disaster Relief Trials (DRT) to gauge the cities preparedness for natural ... Read More...
Michigan lawmakers sign budget agreement, focus on transportation
Michigan state capitol (Photo: DanMacMan / Flickr)
Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and Republican lawmakers signed an agreement Tuesday to set targets for the state’s budget, Crain’s Detroit Business reported.
The budget is expected to be completed by Wednesday of next week.
House ... Read More...
U.S. diesel prices increase for second consecutive week
(Photo: Michael Fawcett / Flickr)
On-highway diesel fuel prices have continued to increase in most regions of the United States this week, our sister site, Aggregates Manager, reported.
This is the second consecutive week of nearly nationwide increases.
The New England region, ... Read More...
Construction fuel consumption decreases 0.74 percent in April
Our sister site, Equipment World, reported that the WEX Construction Fuel Consumption Index fell for the second consecutive month in April.
The 0.74-percent decrease in the construction industry’s fuel consumption in April represents a slowing in construction activity. The decrease follows ... Read More...
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