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How to Spend Billions and Still Ignore LA s Fissured Streets, Sidewalks, Water Mains, and Power Grids

How to Spend Billions and Still Ignore LA’s Fissured Streets, Sidewalks, Water Mains, and Power Grids Details PLANNING WATCH-Those who look at Los Angeles with eyes wide open see cracked and pot-holed streets, broken sidewalks, and a shrinking urban forest. Curbs and gutters are filled with weeds and litter. Entire neighborhoods are still waiting for streetlights and street sweeping. City crews can barely keep up with bursting water mains and electric grid blackouts. The sun never sets on private utility crews installing 5G towers, upgrading sagging telecommunication cables attached to LADWP utility poles, and repairing natural gas pipelines. In the midst of this accumulating urban decay are billions devoted to new mass transit lines, but not to the basic first-last mile public improvements that increase transit ridership. These include station interfaces for busses; parking facilities for cars, bicycles, and scooters; wayfaring signs and shade tre

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The Station: Einride preps for a US expansion, Argo AI reveals its lidar specs and a Tesla Autopilot reality check – TechCrunch

Hello and welcome back to The Station, a weekly newsletter dedicated to all the ways people and packages move (today and in the future) from Point A to Point B. What a week! It’s too much to cover everything that happened in the world of transportation, so here are some of the highlights. Oh, and yes, I know that the big story this weekend was Elon Musk’s appearance on SNL. As there’s no shortage of hot and tepid takes on Twitter and the rest of the interwebs, I think I’ll pass on any commentary. Instead, it’s worth noting that what Musk says publicly about Tesla Autopilot and the company’s progress on a fully autonomous driving system directly contradicts with reality and what his own employees are telling regulators.

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The Station: Einride preps for a US expansion, Argo AI reveals its lidar specs and a Tesla Autopilot reality check

The Station: Einride preps for a US expansion, Argo AI reveals its lidar specs and a Tesla Autopilot reality check
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Joint Venture Leads Bridge Replacement Over Coastal Wetland : CEG

Tue March 09, 2021 - West Edition #6 Irwin Rapoport â CEG Correspondent In February 2020, Build NCC construction crews reached the halfway point of the project and successfully shifted traffic to the I-5 San Elijo Lagoon highway bridge in Encinitas. Foundation, column and bridge superstructure construction is under way at the Interstate 5 (I-5) San Elijo Lagoon highway bridge located above Manchester Avenue and a lagoon channel separating the central and east basins of the 960-acre San Elijo Lagoon coastal wetland in Encinitas, Calif., a city along the northern San Diego County coastline. The bridge is being built by the joint venture of Flatiron, Skanska, and

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Covid Recovery Plans, Transitioning In-Car and Future-Proofing Parking Assets: February in a Flash

Covid Recovery Plans, Transitioning In-Car and Future-Proofing Parking Assets: February in a Flash Wednesday, March 3, 2021 12:57 PM Tweet With January behind us and predictions for 2021 trends made we asked our Parking Network Business Members what they were prioritizing in the year ahead. Their plans, ambitions, and optimistic outlook were a welcome tonic to the doom and gloom of coronavirus and gave us a much-needed glimmer of hope that the parking industry is set to bounce back, and soon. February’s headlines also gave us reason to be optimistic with companies preparing for Covid-recovery and adapting their operations to meet new trends and demands.

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