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Stories by Keith Bucklew

The author is a senior freight transportation planner for HDR in Indianapolis, Indiana, and a former director of freight mobility for the Indiana Department of Transportation, also in Indianapolis.

The aerial view of the World Trade International Bridge shows many trucks lined up in multiple lanes. The trucks wait at a series of inspection booths with canopies and equipment. The lanes extend toward the bridge structure in the distance. A few trucks move through open lanes while many others remain stopped. The area around the bridge includes paved roads, open land, parking areas, and scattered buildings. Trees and a river appear in the background along with wide stretches of land.

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How State DOTs Can Support Stronger Supply Chains

Supply chain challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic also presented state departments of transportation with opportunities to improve supply chain resiliency ...

By Keith Bucklew