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Energy

Michigan lags in charging stations for electric vehicles

By Capital News Service | December 8, 2015

Experts say the state doesn’t have many electric cars, so it doesn’t need many stations.

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Michigan will test more high-speed rails

By Capital News Service | December 1, 2015

Testing begins next year to support 110 miles an hour along Amtrak’s route between Detroit and Chicago. It could shave 30 minutes from the trip.

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Arrival of Uber means fewer cabs, cab drivers

By Capital News Service and admin | November 18, 2015

Uber’s technological and business model poses a threat to local taxi companies.

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LNG-powered Great Lakes freighters could cut greenhouse emissions

By Morgan Linn | October 27, 2015

But conversion costs, declining fuel prices, processing capacity are barriers.

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Environmentalists tell MDOT to pump the brakes on I-94 expansion

By WKAR Current State | September 15, 2015

The Michigan Department of Transportation has plans to renovate a 6.7 stretch of I-94 near Detroit.

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Pothole prevention: smart roads signal repair needs

By Brooke Kansier | August 24, 2015

New sensors embedded in concrete or asphalt generate their own power and can tell engineers when road quality deteriorates.

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Are robot cars good for the environment?

By Brooke Kansier | August 20, 2015

Experts say that could go either way and depends on who wins the transportation policy debate.

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Transportation experts eye four major proposed Michigan rail routes

By Colleen Otte | May 26, 2015

They say that rail is good for the environment and the economy and also for attracting and keeping young workers in the state.

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New book details Duluth/Superior street car system

By Guest Contributor | January 13, 2015

The physical remnants of this era are gone, but author Aaron Isaacs got his hands on an impressive wealth of research materials rich in interesting details, stories and images.

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Michigan crosswalk safety rules unclear, hinder walkability

By Darcie Moran | June 9, 2014

Communities are increasingly requesting “Yield to pedestrian” signs to improve walkability, but others fear the signs provide a false sense of security.

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