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Most of the funding comes from the Federal Highway Administration, which awarded $45.2 million to 10 states via the Advanced Transportation and Congestion Management Technologies Deployment (ATCMTD) grant. The grant would encourage the use of intelligent transportation systems technologies, to help “improve mobility and safety, reduce congestion and support underserved communities,” USDOT officials said in the Aug. 10 announcement.

USDOT Awards Funding for Tech Infusion to Transit, Highway Systems

Kaitlyn Levinson and Assistant Editor, GCN

Note also that MOVECC is a quick-build project. The total project cost, including design and outreach, was under $3 million. Though planning and community outreach got underway around five years ago, project installation utilized relatively low-cost materials: paint, plastic bollards, signage, planters, removable platforms, and the like. This allowed the city to install improvements cheaply and quickly, and to inexpensively tinker with a few aspects of the project, responding to on-the-ground activity.

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