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Laurie, MO · Traffic & Transit
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Clark Lane reopens at Hanover Boulevard; nearby business says the work hurt traffic
COLUMBIA — After nearly two months of construction, Clark Lane at Hanover Boulevard has reopened. The Missouri Department of Transportation closed the intersection on Aug. 24 for the construction of a new roundabout, and it reopened Friday afternoon, the department said. The new roundabout is open to one lane,...
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Interstate 70 in Columbia reopened near connector after crash
Eastbound Interstate 70 at mile marker 129.4, near the connector with U.S. 63 in Columbia, reopened around 10:03 a.m. Saturday after a traffic crash. Boone County Joint Communications sent an alert at 9:16 a.m. about a crash at this location. Around 9:22 a.m., it announced the road closure and advised...
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Overnight lane closures planned for Chapel Hill Road in Columbia
Overnight lane closures are planned on Chapel Hill Road from Monday through Thursday next week due to an ongoing roundabout project. Don Schnieders Excavating, a contractor for the Columbia Public Works Department, will perform the work just east of South Fairview Road and will be installing new water and stormwater infrastructure.
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Columbia's Rail Line Gets Driverless Cars, $16.2M Federal Boost
Columbia's city-owned short line is about to get a very different kind of rolling stock. Two autonomous, battery-electric railcars built by St. Louis-based Intramotev are headed for the Columbia Terminal Railroad, known locally as COLT, after the Federal Railroad Administration awarded the city a $16.2 million grant to modernize the 21.4-mile line between Columbia and Centralia.
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New grant bring autonomous railcars to Columbia
Columbia will soon have autonomous railcars running on the approximately 21-mile Columbia Terminal Railroad, or COLT line. The city was recently awarded a $16.2 million grant from the Federal Railroad Administration, which will fund improvements, safety upgrades and a partnership with Intramotev, an innovative technology company based in St. Louis that builds autonomous, or self-driving, railcars to transport goods.