Transportation

Local Residents, Council Member Make Illogical Connection Between Exits and Bike Infrastructure

2016 Electric Vehicle Sales Spike, Incentives Improving

6-10 Connector Compromise Includes More Asphalt

Everyone Not On Board with Plan to Straighten Rails

Nearly 3,300 Volkswagen and Audi vehicle owners in Rhode Island will receive between $5,100 and $10,000 in restitution based on the make of the car.

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City and State Debate 6-10 Connector Design

Governor, RIDOT Flip-Flop on 6-10 Connector

Officials Listen to Community About 6-10 Connector

PROVIDENCE — The city's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission (BPAC) is adjusting to a greater workload. In May, Mayor Jorge Elorza signed an executive order requiring that all significant street and sidewalk repair or construction projects go before the commission for review during conception and design phases.

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RIPTA Focuses on Improving Design of Bus Stops

RIDOT, City at Odds Over Future of 6-10 Connector

RIDOT’s 6-10 Grant Crafted with Minimal Public Input

PROVIDENCE — About 20 miles of on-road bicycle lanes, shared-lane markings, bike boxes, bike signal loops and other bicycle infrastructure are coming to the city, but don’t put your Spandex shorts on just yet, as design and construction won’t begin for seven years.

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6-10 Connector Grant Focuses on Facilitating Trucks

RIDOT Gives 6-10 Boulevard the Red Light

Rhode Island’s Boulevard of Broken Dreams

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Volkswagen to Pay R.I. Owners for Rigged Emissions

Providence Commission Recommends Slower Traffic, More Bike Lanes, Less Parking

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$2.1 Billion Transportation Plan Skimps on Alternatives

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