Members of the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee heard testimony Jan. 22 on a bill that would allow the Nebraska Department of Transportation to complete roads projects more efficiently.
Read moreLawmakers approved several measures this session that embrace emerging technology, increase driver safety and expand broadband access throughout the state.
Read moreLawmakers passed a bill April 18 that will allow driverless cars to travel on the state’s roads.
Read moreA proposal to study expanding high-speed internet access to rural areas of the state was passed by the Legislature April 11.
Read moreLawmakers passed a bill April 11 that authorizes the state Department of Transportation to increase highway speed limits.
Read moreLawmakers passed a bill April 10 that extends the duration of certain superintendent licenses.
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Lawmakers gave first-round approval April 9 to a bill that would allow driverless cars to travel on the state’s roads. The bill previously was discussed April 4 and 5.
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Driverless cars could be traveling on city streets under a bill discussed by lawmakers April 4 and 5.
Read moreA bill that makes numerous changes to existing motor vehicle titling and registration laws was passed by the Legislature April 6.
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Lawmakers debated a bill April 4 that would give wireless communications providers the right to collocate small cell wireless technology in public rights of way.
Read moreThe Legislature passed a bill March 29 that improves access to 911 services throughout the state.
Read moreChild safety seats will get more use under a bill passed by lawmakers March 29.
Read moreA bill that moves the responsibility to collect and remit a surcharge on prepaid wireless phones from service providers to retailers received final approval from lawmakers March 29.
Read moreA bill that would make numerous changes to existing motor vehicle titling and registration laws was amended and advanced from select file March 28.
Read moreA proposal to study expanding high-speed internet access to rural areas of the state was advanced from general file March 27.
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