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Republican lawmakers contend that President Obama is breaking last year's budget agreement with his fiscal 2017 DOT proposal.
February 25 -
Non-partisan think tank report says states should raise taxes to boost investments in public infrastructure while borrowing costs are low.
February 23 -
Georgia's recently enacted supplemental state budget dedicates $750 million to transportation projects.
February 22 -
The inadequate national investment in transportation infrastructure means it will take at least 21 years to replace or upgrade the 58,500 structurally deficient road bridges in the U.S., according to the latest bridge inventory from the Federal Highway Administration.
February 18 -
Proposal by Democratic leaders in the Maryland General Assembly would restrict governor's authority to allocate transportation project funding.
February 17 -
State lawmakers are looking at gas tax hikes and other proposals to increase funding for local transportation projects.
February 16 -
Interstate tolling is one way to make federal transportation funding more productive, CBO says.
February 12 -
Federal airport grants would increase while the passenger facility charge would stay at its current level under a proposed six-year reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration approved late Wednesday by the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee.
February 11 -
President Obamas proposed $98 billion budget for the Department of Transportation in 2017 includes $3.5 billion of transit grants.
February 10 -
President Obamas proposed fiscal 2017 budget would hamper international trade by cutting funding for seaport navigation systems that are needed to accommodate new, larger cargo ships, the American Association of Port Authorities warned.
February 10
