Urban Engineers (Urban) joined Delaware Governor Jack Markell, Transportation Secretary Shailen Bhatt, and members of the project team and local community to celebrate the completion of the Carter Road – Sunnyside Road to Wheatleys Pond Road Reconstruction. Learn more about this project here: http://bit.ly/1dg3Xqt
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DC Water’s Contractor (SKJD) will utilize an innovative ground freezing technology to improve ground condition in advance of shaft, adit and near surface construction of the First Street Tunnel Project. By creating a natural gas generated closed loop brine system, the ground will be stabilized in advance of excavation. Ground Freezing ensures that the required excavation in the four construction staging areas for this important project will be fully stabilized.
View this complete Show Us Your Infra! submission...There’s nothing more dramatic than looking back five or ten years at Streetfilms footage to see how much the streets of New York City have changed. In this wonderful montage, check out the incredible changes at Times Square, Herald Square, the Brooklyn waterfront, and many other places that outgoing NYC DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan and her staff have intrepidly transformed.
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Auburn Hotel Road bridge construction including construction of cofferdams, floating girders, gfrp reinforcement and lateral slide.
-Eric Calderwood on YouTube
Excerpt of “Stainless,” 42nd Street
High speed video recording in NYC at Grand Central station.
original footage: 10min. 49sec. 720p 50fps
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Time lapse video of Metro Blue Line train refurbishing.
For more information visit http://www.metro.net/bluelineupgrades
-Metro Los Angeles on YouTube
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Chicago, Boston, New York City, San Francisco and Washington, DC are home to America’s largest, most extensive public transportation systems. MPA@UNC has created a visualization of the history and development of each city’s system to show how millions of Americans travel daily via mass transit.
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Three large boulders and debris fell onto WV 3 near Sundial in Raleigh County on Friday, December 27, 2013. This cellphone video of explosives being used to break up the rocks was taken by a WVDOH Engineer.
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What would a street feel like if it had room for all modes of transportation? In our first animated short in the Big Kids, Little City series, you’ll find out what Complete Streets is and how it can improve on the quality of life in your community.
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Bike Share has taken Manhattan by Storm. The bike share system with over 6000 bikes on Manhattan, and 10,000 system wide gets over 33,000 trips per day. On a chilly…not cold (25 degrees) December morning I wanted to try out the system to see how well it worked, and what riding in Manhattan was about. Check the short video to see what I found.
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