As part of a project to restore fish passage for three local creeks near Bellingham, WA, the Washington State Department of Transportation will relocate the well-known “Bellingham Rock” that has served as
The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) is giving the oldest continuously running ferry service in the country a modern-day makeover to improve safety and accessibility. [Above image via the CTDOT]
The Georgia Department of Transportation recently received a plaque honoring its donation of 136 acres of land to Georgia’s Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park; one of the state’s most significant
The Connecticut Department of Transportation is seeking public comment through February 24 on the draft of a new “Programmatic Agreement” with several modal administrations within the U.S. Department of Transportation
The most recent episode of “The Stream by AASHTO” podcast examines how cadaver dogs can play a key role in identifying buried remains and culturally sensitive artifacts during transportation projects.
In a recent blog post, the Iowa Department of Transportation explained the long-term reasons why more than 140,000 mussels were relocated in 2016 from the waterway around a then-new Mississippi
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