DelawareLive reported that WILMAPCO, "wants your opinion on the future of Kirkwood Highway in its first comprehensive review of eight miles of the retail and business corridor."

Did you miss the Public Visioning Workshop? Visit www.wilmapco.org/Kirkwood to view materials from the workshop and complete the survey. Responses to this survey will be accepted through January 31, 2024.

As reported by Delaware Public Media, "Elected officials and stakeholders are discussing the next steps for the Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub. Delaware’s Congressional delegation gathered with industry leaders to discuss the future of a multi-state hydrogen hub which received a $750 million U.S. Department of Energy grant in October."

As reported by WHYY, "Delaware’s environmental secretary has moved ahead with a mandate for car dealerships to sell more and more zero-emission vehicles starting in three years."

As reported by the Roadway Safety Foundation, "The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) was honored with a 2023 National Roadway Safety Award for significantly reducing fatal and serious injury crashes at 20 intersections by converting them to all-way stops."

As reported by the Newark Post, "Residents may one day be able to board a train in Newark and ride to southern Delaware and Salisbury, Md., according to a proposal that has received federal money for a feasibility study."

As reported by Delaware Business Now!, "Amtrak reported a strong recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic on its Northeast Corridor route that has stops in Wilmington and Newark, DE. In fiscal 2023, more than 28 million customers rode Amtrak nationwide, fueled in part by growth on the Northeast Corridor (NEC), where ridership is booming."

As reported by Delaware Public Media, "Climate advocates are urging Delaware to step up its efforts to adapt to the effects of a changing climate as a national report says the United States as a whole needs to do more, and a federal bill cosponsored by U.S. Sen. Chris Coons calls for a unified national approach to resiliency."

As reported by Streetsblog USA, "Evidence is mounting that in many U.S. communities, the humble pedestrian is becoming an endangered species, particularly during the dark night-time hours when three-quarters of walking deaths happen."

As reported by Bloomberg, "New York City is finally ready to launch a congestion pricing program in 2024...But what makes New York’s congestion pricing such an important development is what it means for every other congested American city. "