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The current failure of House and Senate negotiators to find common ground on a short-term fix for the almost-insolvent Highway Trust Fund may not mean the ailing fund won't be patched, transportation experts said Wednesday.
July 9
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The chairman of New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority got the message he expected in Washington: Congress will not step in should LIRR workers strike.
July 9 -
The House Ways and Means Committee plans to vote on a bill Thursday that would transfer almost $11 billion to the Highway Trust Fund to keep it solvent through May 31, 2015.
July 8
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Moody's Investors Service Raised its Outlook on Harris County Toll Road Authoritys Aa3 rating to positive, signaling a possible upgrade.
July 8
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New York MTA Chairman Thomas Prendergast plans to visit congressional leaders in Washington after talks with Long Island Rail Road unions settled nothing.
July 8 -
Standard & Poor's affirmed its A-plus ratings on Charlotte, N.C.'s $838 million in airport revenue bonds issued for Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
July 8
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Erica Borggren, the Illinois director of veteran affairs, was named acting secretary of the Transportation Department following Ann Schneider's resignation after questions were raised over the department's hiring practices.
July 8 -
Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy on July 7 announced a $19.2 million package of state funding for six development and improvement projects in downtown Waterbury, as well as funding to redesign the signal system for Metro-North Railroads Waterbury commuter branch.
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Congress must quickly fix the impending insolvency of the Highway Trust Fund without waiting for an executive order, President Obama said.
July 7
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The Massachusetts Port Authority will come to market with a sale of $251.7 million of bonds for Logan International Airport improvements and refunding.
July 7
