Infrastructure

A bad business model is at the heart of problems at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, a report from an NYU transportation center said.

More spending will be necessary to improve the condition of New York City's bridges, according to the Independent Budget Office watchdog group.

Two separate sales tax measures that pit street repairs against mass transit projects are being floated in Los Angeles County.

The heavy political lifting to overhaul the governance structure of the Chicago region's transit system and improve its funding now begins following the release of a state transit task force recommendation that the current system be scrapped.

The Florida Department of Transportation has opened its first public-private highway project - the $1.8 billion Interstate 595 Express Lanes in Broward County.

North Texas Tollway Authority will remarket $100 million of bonds as a direct letter of pay for a 2011 issue is set to expire in July.

A state transit task force proposed scrapping the current governance structure of transit services in the Chicago region under a framework that calls for the creation of new, single super agency.

Major U. S. corporations are calling on Congress to increase transportation infrastructure funding in the next highway bill.

The arrest of Mayor Patrick Cannon may prompt state lawmakers to strengthen a law removing Charlotte Douglas International Airport from the city's control.

A bill that would allow Nebraska to issue bonds for highway construction advanced last week despite an eight-hour filibuster aimed at derailing the measure.