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USDOT's $40 million grant opportunity aims to advance Vehicle-to-Everything technologies in order to improve road safety and efficiency, while fostering the ambitious goal of nationwide interoperable connectivity.
With the immediately available 'quick release' Emergency Relief funds, the Hawaii Department of Transportation is able to offset costs associated with traffic management services and repairs to infrastructure needed as a result of damage caused by wildfires in Lahaina, Hawai'i, in August 2023.
Provided as part of the ATTAIN programme, the grant will fund selected projects that will focus on improving transportation access for all communities across the U.S.
USDOT's latest grant will fund projects that use data and technology to improve the country's transportation infrastructure and safety, as well as reduce travel times for drivers and transit riders.
The $49.2 million grant will allow transit agencies and organisations across the U.S. to accelerate the adoption of innovative technologies, in order to improve access to transit and further enhance the passenger experience.
Established as part of Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the new funding marks an important step towards making electric vehicle charging accessible to all Americans.
The University pilot project will connect vehicles, pedestrians and bicyclists to surrounding infrastructure and collect data in order to inform others of traffic flow and potential incidents.
