Dan Zukowski is a transportation reporter for Smart Cities Dive. With a focus on the transportation industry, Dan covers topics such as autonomous vehicles, electric buses, rail transit systems, and the financial challenges faced by transit agencies. His work has also been featured in Construction Industry.
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Dan Zukowski's articles focus on transportation and logistics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and data citations. His coverage suggests he would be most receptive to pitches that offer insights into new government regulations or policies related to transportation, public transit, high-speed rail, autonomous vehicles, or electric vehicles.
Given his reliance on data in his reporting, Dan may also appreciate pitches that feature original research or provide access to relevant datasets that support trends within the transportation sector.
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By: Dan Zukowski
Drivers acknowledge that certain driving behaviors are dangerous but continue to engage in them, according to a report the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety issued today.
Stronger seat belt and distracted driving laws coupled with automated red light and speed enforcement are recommended by Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
CEO Mary Barra said on a conference call Tuesday “A robotaxi business is not General Motors' core business.”
By: Dan Zukowski
DroneUp works with Walmart to deliver small packages. But delivering in dense urban areas remains a challenge.
While many states have worked to improve bicyclist safety, more than 1,100 bicyclists died on the road in 2023.
By: Dan Zukowski
The tool helps state and local governments prioritize transportation investments that benefit disadvantaged communities. U.S. DOT is seeking feedback on the update.
Income-qualified buyers can access vouchers up to $2,000 each through the program, which is expected to fund the purchase of up to 1,500 e-bikes in total.
By: Dan Zukowski
While transportation policy emphasis is likely to shift, observers say, there may be more bipartisanship than expected.
Production is set to begin in the new year at a small scale, but by 2030, the company plans to manufacture 650 air taxis each year.
Drivers acknowledge that certain driving behaviors are dangerous but continue to engage in them, according to a report the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety issued today.
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