Jim Watts

The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce wants a $600 million increase in annual transportation funding.

States are looking at special taxes and user fees as number of alternatively fueled vehicles grow.

Louisiana needs more robust sources of transportation revenues to restore its highway system, transition panel says.

New tolled express lane west of Denver is meeting early expectations for congestion relief within the I-70 corridor.

The search for a robust revenue source to supplement or even replace the federal gasoline tax will pick up speed in 2016.

The new five-year federal transportation funding law has opportunities as well as some limits for P3 project financing.

States will face funding challenges in 2016 as lawmakers look for ways to raise revenues for local highway projects during an election year.

Smooth sailing is seen for toll road credits in 2016, as positive performance trends are expected to continue in the new year, Fitch says.

North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory wants local leaders to vote again in support of controversial P3 express lane project.

Virginia’s transportation taxes are $1 billion less than expected due primarily to low revenues from its gasoline sales tax.