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Clean Truck Partnership Aims to Meet Clean Air Goals

California Air Resources Board (CARB)

The California Air Resources Board, leading truck manufacturers and the Truck and Engine Manufacturers Association joined forces to advance the development of zero-emission vehicles.

Through the agreement, the groups have aligned on a single nationwide nitrogen oxide emissions standard.

Crafco Purchases PoreShield

Representing a new generation in concrete protection, soybean-based PoreShield has been acquired by Crafco Inc.

Crafco Purchases PoreShield

What The Rapid Repair of I-95 in Philadelphia Says About America's Infrastructure

When the section of highway collapsed on June 12, the news didn't look good, but in just two weeks time the repairs have been made and it's reopening. One perspective is that the much maligned state of U.S. infrastructure is a policy choice.

A photo taken from a helicopter by Editor Brandon Noel, riding courtesy of All-Out Parking Lots.

Strategies Construction Companies Are Taking In Adopting Electric Vehicles for Their Fleets

CerebrumX Labs Inc.

The areas construction professionals should look in when determining the right time to adopt electric trucks for their fleet.

Technological advancements have made it possible for embedded systems to communicate with sensors within the vehicle as well as the cloud server, in an effective and efficient manner.

Collapse of I-95 Highlights Need for Alternative Transportation

A trucking tanker containing 8,500 gallons of gas caught fire and collapsed a portion of I-95 in northern Philadelphia, PA, one of the busiest urban corridors of the Northeast, revealing how fragile our system can really be.

This image provided by the Office of Emergency Management shows firefighters standing near the collapsed part of I-95 in Philadelphia, Sunday, June 11, 2023.

Finding The AI In Concrete Sensor Tech

Stanley Black & Decker

How integrating artificial intelligence with sensors can lead to a more efficient and sustainable concrete construction process and avoid overdesign.

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PropTech is Now a Part of the Design & Build Phase

Today, we call this “proptech” (property technology), which defines a range of technologies that are enhancing living spaces such as security systems, communications networks, AI-enhanced databases, property management systems, entertainment setups, and m

As proptech helps new builds achieve modern regulations and investment goals, it should be considered as early as possible in development.

California May Ease Phase-Out Of Non-Zero-Emission Forklifts After 2026 Ban

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has updated the proposed new regulations aimed at achieving zero emissions from forklifts by 2035.

The proposed regulations will go through a final all-stakeholder workshop before CARB staff prepares the final proposed regulation for presentation to its board members in the fall of 2023.

Highlights from the Celebration of Construction 2023

Clips and high points from around the National Mall as editor Brandon Noel stops and talks to some of the top brands and manufacturers in the industry about the first ever gathering of the construction industry in the nation's capitol.

What the Government Doesn't Know Can Hurt You, and Other Reasons to File EPDs Now

For asphalt producers and road building contractors, now is a critical time to gather data and file Environmental Product Declarations as U.S. federal agencies will use them to set rules and guidance nationwide.

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What to Know About IoT Sensors for Long-Term Monitoring of Buildings and Infrastructure

AOMS Technologies

Construction contractors and owners are committed to ensuring their structures meet rigorous safety standards and all zoning requirements, but few consider implementing long-term technology to extend the lifetime of their assets.

What To Know About Sensors for Long-Term Monitoring of Buildings and Infrastructure

What Contractors Really Think About EPDs

We spoke to five producers who have already completed Environmental Product Declarations, in an effort to gauge the truth about the process, benefits, and what it looks like from the other side.

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