The White House is expected to introduce its proposal to improve the nation’s infrastructure in January. But there are hints that there will be very little new federal funding in the package.
Holiday travel sucks, and probably has ever since a bunch of shepherds, wise men, and angels converged on a stable in Bethlehem 2,000 years ago. Every November, every December, every year, America’s highways and airports…
The Trump administration is expected to finally unveil its long-awaited infrastructure plan in January, but some muni market participants worry any legislation for federal funding might cut private activity bonds for revenue.
Motor fuel could be the next target for controlling greenhouse gas emissions in the Northeast, as seven states that have already clamped down on power plants train their sights on the transportation sector.
Gov.-elect Phil Murphy introduced his choice for the state’s next transportation commissioner Wednesday, and though has recently run a Florida transportation agency, she has strong ties to New Jersey.
The president of Transport Workers Union Local 208 took to a microphone on Dec. 6 to deliver a message to Ohioans: “Bus drivers keep you safe.” The union, which represents about 650 drivers and other…
When the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) began charging rush-hour tolls on Interstate 66 inside Washington’s Beltway, a very important economic experiment was launched. The state put a price on free-flowing traffic by allowing solo…
Transportation in the Unites States is changing. 2017 brought us record setting aviation travel, advancements in groundbreaking vehicle technologies and huge increases in freight traffic thanks to booming online commerce.
With the opening of the I-66 express lanes, the Washington region has become the premier testing ground for HOT lane projects nationwide, said Rob Puentes, president of the nonprofit Eno Center for Transportation.
Reagan National Airport’s airfares are down 21 percent since 2005 and passenger traffic is up 32 percent. However, Dulles International Airport has seen its fares drop 23 percent and passenger traffic dip 34 percent.
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