Infrastructure

Multiple early initiatives will crowd Donald Trump's administration, Citi VP and former White House advisor Candi Wolff told Massachusetts investors.

New York State's $500 million automatic tolling initiative at Metropolitan Transportation Authority-operated bridges and tunnels is moving full speed ahead with a planned completion date set for the end of 2017, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday.

New Jersey Transit is planning debt refinancing and new borrowing to cover a $12 million budget hole created by revenue losses from falling 2016 ridership.

Miami Beach put the brakes on a public-private partnership to build a 3.5-mile light rail streetcar, to let voters have a say in a larger transit plan that boosters hope can tap the Trump administration’s infrastructure financing proposal.

Interstate tolling and higher gas taxes are among state road funding proposals already on the table for 2017.

Illinois may opt for a public-private partnership to finance a $2.7 billion highway expansion project in Chicago.

U.S. mayors and other municipal market participants are stepping up pressure on Congress to maintain the tax exemption on municipal bonds, after President-elect Donald Trump said he supports the tax break that they say is crucial for funding infrastructure projects.

The grant from the Federal Transit Administration completes funding for $1 billion Texas rail line linking Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport with downtown stations.

Elected officials from New York called on the Federal Transit Administration to fund the $6 billion second phase of the Second Avenue subway.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan wants lawmakers to repeal a new law requiring statewide ranking of road projects.