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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey last week elected former New Jersey Attorney General David Samson as chairman.
February 4 -
Both the main airport and seaport in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands remain shaky financial propositions, Fitch Ratings said this week in affirming their speculative-grade ratings.
February 3 -
CHICAGO — Chicago Mayor Richard Daley on Thursday questioned the sincerity of American Airlines and United Airlines' willingness to meet with him in an attempt to resolve differences over the timing and financing of $3.36 billion worth of expansion projects at O'Hare International Airport.
February 3 -
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority could roll back toll increases to reflect $1.25 billion it no longer needs to spend on a canceled mass transit tunnel project and still meet contractual debt-service coverage levels, according to an analysis from the Office of Legislative Services.
February 2 -
The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority signed a $142.9 million contract last week to begin a major overhaul of its aging train-control and rail-safety systems in a deal that is expected to require some bond financing.
February 2 -
In an effort to drum up a new source of revenue for Florida’s beleaguered transportation trust fund, two lawmakers have filed identical bills authorizing the sale of naming rights and advertising space on state-owned transportation facilities.
February 2 -
CHICAGO — Chicago Mayor Richard Daley will meet with executives at American Airlines and United Airlines Thursday as a legal standoff over $3.36 billion worth of expansion projects at O’Hare International Airport drags on.
February 1
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DALLAS — As Denver International Airport embarks on the largest expansion project in its 16-year history, it’s benefitting from surging passenger levels and an improving economy that yielded a new traffic record in 2010.
February 1
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WASHINGTON — The District of Columbia expects to issue $81.7 million of federal highway grant anticipation revenue bonds on Wednesday in a deal that was delayed from December at an additional cost to the district of about $2 million.
January 31 -
BRADENTON, Fla. — The Nashville Metropolitan Transit Authority has hired Parsons Brinckerhoff to do a year-long study of high-capacity transit options to shuttle workers and tourists to and from the city’s busy downtown business and entertainment districts.
January 28
