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Georgia has chosen Northwest Express Roadbuilders to negotiate a contract for the construction of the 30-mile, managed-lane Northwest Corridor project.
July 24 -
Kentucky is selling $207.7 million of Garvees to partially fund its $1.3 billion bridge project known as the "Downtown Crossing" because it traverses Louisville.
July 24 -
To keep the Highway Trust Fund solvent in 2015, Congress would need to eliminate highway and mass transit spending from the fund, raise taxes on motor fuels by about 10 cents/gallon or transfer about $15 billion from the general fund, a Congressional Budget Office official told lawmakers Tuesday.
July 23 -
A court fight is under way between the city of Charlotte and the North Carolina General Assembly over the ownership of Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
July 23 -
The Obama administration said on Monday that the president will veto the fiscal 2013 appropriations bill for the Departments of Transportation and Housing and Urban Development pending in the House if it is enacted in its current form because of cuts to bond-related and other programs.
July 22 -
Transit officials from several New York City-area agencies are talking about a new Penn Station by 2035, but that's far too late for Charles Moerdler.
July 22 -
New York's MTA said Monday it would spend $18 million to restore and improve service on subways, buses and commuter trains that it cut sharply three years ago.
July 22 -
The Port of Oakland approved a litigation settlement agreement that extends lease agreements that were set to expire in 2016-17 on several cargo terminals.
July 22 -
Arkansas will take to market in September a $300 million tranche from $1.3 billion of sales tax bonds for highway projects set for sale over the next 10 years.
July 19 -
The Texas House and Senate are moving toward final approval of an $800 million transportation funding measure
July 19
