ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION: Governor Ducey issues Executive Order further extending expiration of driver licenses
As part of a continued statewide effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and protect the most vulnerable, Governor Doug Ducey has issued an Executive Order deferring renewals of standard driver licenses with an expiration date between March 1, 2020, and Feb. 28, 2021, by one year from their original expiration date.
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ALBERTA TRANSPORTATION: Building roads to economic recovery
Alberta Transportation issued the following announcement on Dec. 3.During the 2020 construction season, almost $1 billion was invested in more than 150 projects across Alberta.
AMERICAN AIRLINES: Chile Becomes the First Latin American Country to Trial Digital Health Pass for American Airlines Customers, Preflight Testing to Launch for US Virgin Islands
American Airlines and the government of Chile are partnering to offer customers access to VeriFLY, a new mobile app designed to help travelers understand coronavirus (COVID-19) documentation requirements and enable them to securely store and display their test results digitally.
ALBERTA TRANSPORTATION: Attracting private investment for public infrastructure
The Public-Private Partnership Framework and Guideline (P3 framework) and the Unsolicited Proposal Framework and Guideline (USP framework) will help Alberta’s government find alternative ways to build infrastructure, create jobs and stimulate the economy while making the most of limited taxpayer dollars.
ALBERTA TRANSPORTATION: Indigenous investment in KXL: Premier Kenney
“This historic agreement serves as a model of how to build strong and trusted partnerships between industry and Indigenous groups for a safe, secure and prosperous energy future.
ALBERTA TRANSPORTATION: Fast-tracking roads and bridge construction
New legislation will promote economic growth and additional strategic transportation projects.
ALBERTA TRANSPORTATION: Alberta and Canada reach caribou conservation deal
Alberta’s caribou populations have dramatically declined due to habitat changes and increased predation.
AMERICAN AIRLINES: Experts Agree – Airline Cleaning and Safety Measures Combat the Spread of COVID-19
For months, American Airlines has cared for customers through the airline’s Clean Commitment, a multi-faceted approach including face covering requirements, enhanced cleaning and sanitizing measures and partnerships with leading health and safety institutions for guidance on health matters.
ALBERTA TRANSPORTATION: Members reappointed to Environmental Appeals Board
The independent board provides Albertans, conservation groups and industry the opportunity to appeal decisions made by Environment and Parks under the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act and other legislation.
AMERICAN AIRLINES: Cleaning with a Purpose, American Airlines Earns GBAC STAR Accreditation from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council
American is the first airline to achieve GBAC STAR™ accreditation from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council (GBAC) for its entire fleet of aircraft and Admirals Club lounges.
AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE: August Steel Shipments Down 22.9% from August 2019
August Steel Shipments Down 22.9% from August 2019
AMERICAN AIRLINES: American Airlines Publishes 2019-2020 ESG Report
Today, American Airlines published its 2019–2020 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report, which outlines the airline’s strategies and performance on its most material ESG issues, such as climate change, safety, and diversity and inclusion.
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION: Guardrail replacement complete along SR 87 near Payson
The Arizona Department of Transportation has completed the replacement of guardrail along more than 11 miles of SR 87 northbound after it was damaged in the Bush Fire this summer.