Transportation

Rhode Island Works on Plan to Master Public Transit

Driverless Little Roady Shuttle Hits a Few Speed Bumps

This is Only a Test: Autonomous Bus Service Underway

Driverless Shuttle Service Nears Providence Launch

During the 1950s, cheap gas, lobbying by the fossil-fuel industry, and the marketing of automobiles as a symbol of personal freedom derailed the nation’s transit system, including Rhode Island’s network of interurban streetcars and trolleybuses.

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State and RIDOT’s Tunnel Vision Limits Bike Mobility

RIDOT Wants Money from Bicycle, Pedestrian Projects

Sprawling Emissions Make Climate Targets Difficult

PROVIDENCE — A lawsuit recently filed in Superior Court claims that a bus hub at the Providence train station and the dedicated bus corridor being built through Kennedy Plaza could impact quality of life and bring down property values.

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Driverless Mini-Buses Headed to Providence Next Year

Providence Says Bike Sharing is for All Residents But Access Limited in Low-Income Neighborhoods

Providence Makes Jump to Electric Bikes, Bike Sharing

Most of the settlement funds will be spent on a plan between the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority and the Department of Environmental Management to electrify a portion of state’s fleet of 250 buses.

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Rhode Island Fills Up at State’s First Hydrogen Station

Rhode Island Preparing for Driverless Vehicles

Concerns Maryland Rail Project Could Impact Environmental Protections in Conn. and R.I.

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Rhode Island Alternative Transit Options Hit State-Built Wall

Bike and Transit Advocates Slam Kennedy Plaza Lawsuit

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