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Video Report: State DOT Executives Share Thoughts on Transportation Change

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Nearly 50 experts from 34 state departments of transportation participated in one or more of the 800 sessions offered at the 2019 Transportation Research Board annual meeting Jan. 14-19 in Washington D.C.; including 12 agency executives who discussed a number of “pressing issues” affecting the state DOT community, such as workforce development, the deployment of connected and autonomous vehicles or CAVs, as well as the need for sustainable federal funding to revitalize America’s aging transportation systems.

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The Auto Alliance and the Intelligent Transportation Society of America are joined by seven organizations, representing a broad range of transportation safety stakeholders, in issuing the following statement on the importance of preserving the Road Safety Spectrum for Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Technologies.

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