Flooding Washes Out Roads in Unicoi County | WCYBHeavy rains overnight had washed out roads in Unicoi County. State route 36 near Spivey Mountain Road
List of Roads Closed in Rutherford County for Flooding | WSMV
Following the heavy rain moving through on Sunday, a lot of areas are seeing flooding. Rutherford County is ...
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Amid Virus Concerns, Cities Struggle with Need Versus Fear of Bus Services | KRCRTV.COM
As cities grapple with dealing with the spread of the coronavirus, they are also faced with a major transportation question: are city and municipal buses helping to spread the virus? In San Francisco, a city spotlighted nationally for its aggressive effort to stop the spread of the virus early on, a union chief representing city bus drivers says a complete shutdown may be needed. Roger Marenco told the local ABC TV station, "We need to stop the spread of this virus and maybe shutting the system down for a couple of weeks would be the way to go."
Calif. Road Projects Speed Up as Traffic Slows Down | ASCE SmartBriefCalifornia's road crews are extending hours to accelerate projects while traffic is down 36% in urban areas because of the coronavirus pandemic. "There's recognition that we can get more done with less traffic for sure, and that's happening," says Ed Herrnberger, an executive vice president at Teichert. Full Story: The Sacramento Bee
Views expressed do not necessarily reflect the policy or opinion of TN Infrastructure Alliance, its staff or members.
As cities grapple with dealing with the spread of the coronavirus, they are also faced with a major transportation question: are city and municipal buses helping to spread the virus? In San Francisco, a city spotlighted nationally for its aggressive effort to stop the spread of the virus early on, a union chief representing city bus drivers says a complete shutdown may be needed. Roger Marenco told the local ABC TV station, "We need to stop the spread of this virus and maybe shutting the system down for a couple of weeks would be the way to go."
Calif. Road Projects Speed Up as Traffic Slows Down | ASCE SmartBriefCalifornia's road crews are extending hours to accelerate projects while traffic is down 36% in urban areas because of the coronavirus pandemic. "There's recognition that we can get more done with less traffic for sure, and that's happening," says Ed Herrnberger, an executive vice president at Teichert. Full Story: The Sacramento Bee
Views expressed do not necessarily reflect the policy or opinion of TN Infrastructure Alliance, its staff or members.
