- Matthew Chynoweth Named To Lead WSP's Complex Bridge Consultancy
- Oklahoma Turnpike Moves To Dismiss Lawsuits Over Proposed Extension Projects
- These are just some of the toll industry developments TRN is following.
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Matthew Chynoweth Named To Lead WSP's Complex Bridge Consultancy
WSP USA announced that Matthew Chynoweth, formerly chief bridge engineer and director of the Michigan DOT Bureau of Bridges and Structures, has joined the firm as national complex bridge director. “In his new role, Chynoweth will provide strategic direction and leadership to WSP’s national complex bridge team, providing technical expertise and innovative solutions for the firm’s clients, and “implement business development strategies that deliver strategic and technical solutions to clients.” Chynoweth succeeds Barton Newton, who is retiring.
Appointments-Promotions-Retirements Michigan Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) WSPOklahoma Turnpike Moves To Dismiss Lawsuits Over Proposed Extension Projects
The Norman Transcript reports, the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA) has filed motions to dismiss two lawsuits related to the proposed construction of toll road extensions around Norman. The motions address jurisdictional rather than substantive issues, leading a plaintiff’s attorney to claim that the motions are “a stall tactic.” An OTA spokesperson responded that the authority stands behind the merits of the motions, specifically its claim that a suit challenging its authority to conduct the projects properly belongs in the state supreme court rather than a county court.
Issues of Law Oklahoma Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA)These are just some of the toll industry developments TRN is following.
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