Despite a pause on federal NEVI funding, some states are moving forward with planned electric vehicle chargers. Arizona, California, Massachusetts, Maryland, Minnesota, and New York are among those continuing their buildouts. tinyurl.com/mwbph3mz

A new explainer from Georgetown Climate Center breaks down what we know about growing uncertainty in federal transportation funding. tinyurl.com/467n2fuy

Walkers and bikers are much more satisfied with their commutes than solo drivers, according to a new survey of 75,000 Seattle commuters. tinyurl.com/2brfkdf9

Drivers who speed excessively will have speed limiters installed in their cars in WA State, according to a bill that passed the state legislature and is awaiting action from the governor. 30% of fatal crashes in the state involved excessive speed in 2023. tinyurl.com/y4wtb8pk

Mileage-based user fees could encourage people to drive less, but the impact varies. Commute trips by full-time workers and shopping or recreational trips by younger adults show the most potential for change. doi.org/10.1016/j.cstp…

🚲 May is Bike Safety Month, and State Smart Transportation Initiative is spotlighting why safer bike infrastructure matters for everyone, not just cyclists. Over the next few days, we’ll highlight some of our favorite blogs unpacking what the research says about safer, fairer streets. #BikeSafetyMonth

The Connecticut DOT struck a deal with USDOT to fast-track reviews of transportation projects impacting historic sites.⤵️ ssti.us/2025/05/28/ctd…

Low-stress roads aren’t just more comfortable. They’re also safer. A study of Arizona crash data shows fewer bike crashes on low-stress streets, and bike lanes help reduce crash severity. ⤵️ ssti.us/2025/05/28/low…

San Francisco permanently closed a coastal highway to create a new park, which has since become one of the city’s most popular public spaces. bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Racial minorities in U.S. metro areas spend 24-32% more time traveling for food than white residents, according to new research. doi.org/10.1016/j.tbs.…

Most bus riders will wait up to 10 minutes, but not more than 15. Those without other options, at terminal stops, or who ride frequently are willing to wait a bit longer. doi.org/10.1016/j.tra.…

It’s #WorldBicycleDay! New research confirms what riders have known all along: low-stress roads + bike lanes aren’t just about comfort, they actually save lives. 🚲 ssti.us/2025/05/28/low…

North Carolina DOT plans to expand intercity rail service, which has seen a 55% increase in ridership over pre-pandemic numbers. ncdot.gov/news/press-rel…

Illinois is offering $400 million in grants for local transportation projects, with priority for proposals benefiting disadvantaged communities. …partment-of-transportation.prezly.com/local-transpor…

After months of uncertainty, USDOT has begun releasing funds for safe streets, low emissions buses, bus facilities, wildlife crossings, and other discretionary programs. highways.dot.gov/newsroom/us-tr…

Paid parking is the top factor influencing whether commuters choose to drive, according to the latest national travel survey (2022). doi.org/10.1016/j.cstp…

Washington just became the first state to authorize "shared streets," giving cities the power to prioritize pedestrians, a move that could set an example nationwide. ssti.us/2025/06/10/was…

Wildlife-vehicle collisions cost Americans $8 billion annually, but a new crossing in Canada's Banff National Park shows how thoughtful infrastructure can reconnect wildlife and improve safety. planetizen.com/features/13509…

PennDOT is driving innovation with initiatives ranging from low-emission asphalt to faster project delivery through a digital data hub. A new report highlights several of these efforts. pa.gov/agencies/pennd…

Using mobile location data, researchers found that a 10% increase in gas prices leads to a 2–4% drop in vehicle miles traveled. doi.org/10.1016/j.tra.…