After years in limbo, the Gateway rail-tunnel project under the Hudson River is having a moment. The entryway to Manhattan, proposed in 2011 after New Jersey Governor Chris Christie killed a similar project, has languished…
Last month, Governor Larry Hogan shelved the Baltimore region’s Red Line – the long-planned $3 billion dollar light rail project to connect western Baltimore County with the southeastern side of the city. Since then, Lt….
Five months after winter storms brought Boston’s transit system to a standstill, Massachusetts is asking a group of five people to fix it. The to-do list for the the newly installed board is daunting. Besides…
Congress is one tiny step closer to funding America’s highways, as the Senate decided Wednesday night to open debate on their transportation bill as the July 31 deadline looms. The Highway Trust Fund has been…
MARTA officials say they are trying to make travel more convenient by partnering with Uber. Keith Parker, MARTA’s CEO, says with the new partnership you can link directly to Uber’s site from the MARTA app…
Congress is one tiny step closer to funding America’s highways, as the Senate decided Wednesday night to open debate on their transportation bill as the July 31 deadline looms. The Highway Trust Fund has been…
Can you name the U.S. president who raised taxes during a recession to fund increased infrastructure investment? Must be a real liberal, right? Actually, it was none other than Ronald Wilson Reagan, in 1982. He…
“It’s a question of how long the bailout is going to be and how long the extension is going to be … because no one wants to take the political risk of trying to put…
“As today’s policymakers search for revenue options to put the Highway Trust Fund back on a path to solvency, the lessons of how a politically divided Congress dealt with the issue are still relevant more…
“It’s a question of having the will and the funding. If it were in their financial interest, they would get it done,” Joshua Schank, CEO of the non-partisan think tank Eno Center for Transportation, said…
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