AWP Safety Quarterly ENewsletters
Industry-leading insights into infrastructure safety and traffic control
SightLines offers leadership teams quarterly industry news and insights, while FrontLines provides a quarterly field guide sharing the latest in creating safer, smarter and more efficient work zones.Sign-up to receive our ENewsletters, sent directly to your inbox!
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SightLines Q1 2026
In this issue: investor-owned utility M&A, shifts in power gen source mix, and how enterprise-level traffic control planning supports operational […]
FrontLines Q1 2026
A quarterly field guide with insights into creating safer, smarter, and more efficient work zones. In this issue, learn how […]
SightLines Q4 2025
An overview of the impact AI has on utility spending and planning — and potential looming shortfalls in electricity capacity […]
SightLines Q3 2025
What’s Trending: Infrastructure Investment American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) recently upgraded the U.S. from a C- to C grade […]
SightLines Q2 2025
What’s Trending: Data Center Boom Demand for AI, 5G, cloud computing and other digital services is driving massive data center […]
SightLines Q1 2025
What’s Trending: AI Investment Infrastructure is adopting AI at rates similar to other sectors, yet Ernst & Young says companies […]
SightLines Q4 2024
What’s Trending: Grid Modernization and resilience In the last decade, wind and solar power increased eightfold to bolster clean energy […]
SightLines Q3 2024
What’s Trending: Preparing for 2025 Broadband Push Today, 34 of 56 eligible entities have completed both volumes of the Initial […]
SightLines Q2 2024
What’s Trending: Generative AI In a recent McKinsey Global Survey, three-quarters of respondents agreed that generative AI will lead to […]
SightLines Q1 2024
What’s Trending: Utility Spending The U.S. power transmission lines and towers market is forecasted to grow at 4% CAGR from […]
SightLines Q3 2023
What’s Trending: Growth for Broadband BroadbandNOW says 42 million Americans have no access to broadband, while many others have very […]
