With a sharp eye on Capitol Hill's legislative machinery, political savant Donald Gainsborough, who leads Government Curated, offers a unique perspective on the latest transportation bills moving through Congress. After a recent flurry of activity in the House Transportation and Infrastructure
At the nexus of technology and policy, few issues are as charged as the arrival of autonomous vehicles on the crowded streets of New York City. With Waymo’s self-driving cars already logging miles in Manhattan and a new mayoral administration on the horizon, the city is at a critical inflection
A seemingly routine vote over an airport land lease has transformed into a high-profile battleground, pitting local city governance directly against the machinery of federal immigration enforcement. A Local Stand on a National Stage The Denver City Council's decision to deny an expanded lease for
The familiar sight of temporary traffic lights and excavated roads has become a persistent source of frustration for communities across the country, a daily reminder of the delicate balance between necessary progress and public inconvenience. In the sprawling, rural landscapes of Northwest England,
Imagine a bustling metropolis like New York City, where millions of lives intersect every day, and a single moment of crisis can ripple through the urban fabric with devastating speed. In such an environment, the difference between chaos and control often hinges on the ability of emergency services
Across American towns and cities, a quiet revolution is underway as electric bicycles, commonly known as e-bikes, become the preferred mode of transportation for teenagers and children eager for independence and convenience. In places like Louisville, Colorado, these battery-powered bikes are
