Infrastructure

MTA Chief Thomas Prendergast wants New York City to contribute $300 million to the agency’s capital plan and $1 billion further for the Second Avenue line.

The North Carolina DOT picked a consortium headed by Cintra Infraestructuras S.A. to build a 26-mile express toll lane project.

The chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority wants New York City to ramp up its contribution to the transit agency.

Sens. Ron Wyden, D-Ore. and John Hoeven, R-N.D., on Monday introduced legislation that would create Move America Bonds, which would generally be treated as exempt-facility, private-activity bonds but would have fewer restrictions and separate state volume caps that could be converted into tax credit allocations.

A federal lawsuit seeks to stop Ohio from using toll revenue from the Ohio Turnpike to finance non-turnpike related highway projects.

Average gasoline consumption falls to a 30-year low, threatening revenues from the main source of state and federal transportation funding.

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder is making a three-city campaign swing Monday as part of a last-minute bus tour urging voters to approve a controversial sales tax increase on Tuesday’s ballot.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is moving ahead with plans to replace Newark Liberty International Airport's aging monorail service.

House Ways and Means Chairman Paul Ryan is working on a "limited tax reform" package that could contain revenue for the Highway Trust Fund and extenders and that could be passed this summer.

The Port of Beaumont Navigation District that ranks as the largest shipping point for U.S. military cargo gets a Moody’s Investors Service downgrade to A3 from A2 based on recent negative revenue trends.