Every galaxy has one and so does, in a way, every neighborhood. Astronomers call them black holes; drivers call them bottlenecks. They are areas always choked with traffic, places where time warps and flows like molasses, especially if you...
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American infrastructure has been the envy of the world. Works such as the Erie Canal, the New York City Subway and the Interstate Highway System transformed the shape of the land, the economy and the...
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A faulty traffic signal inspired Mark Pittman to launch Blyncsy, a company that uses AI to monitor, analyze, and optimize traffic flow....
American infrastructure has been the envy of the world. Works such as the Erie Canal, the New York City Subway and the Interstate Highway System transformed the shape of the land, the economy and the way hundreds of millions of...
Having a solid plan and the ability to assess risk while preparing to enter uncharted waters has helped Steve Ross become a successful scuba diver. The same skills guide him when he changes from his wetsuit into a suit and...
In the heart of California’s eastern foothills, where the Sierra Nevada Mountains meet the Tahoe National Forest, the impressive New Bullards Bar Dam stands tall. Soaring to a height of 645 feet, it not only dominates the landscape but also...
There’s no escaping the barrage of news related to climate change: deadly floods around the world; drought, famine and conflict in Africa; wildfires in Hawaii and Australia. Just last week, a series of storms slammed Dubai and drenched the desert...
Bentley's 2023 ESG report details our unwavering commitment to advancing global infrastructure for a better quality of life for all....
On April 18, 1506, Pope Julius II laid the cornerstone of the world’s largest church on the burial place of the Apostle Peter in Vatican City. More than five hundred years later, every detail of the magnificent cathedral built upon...
I love my adopted City of London. English poet John Davidson described it far better than I can in the final verse of his poem ‘London’, written over 125 years ago: The parks, the squares, the thoroughfares,The million-peopled lanes and...
