Transportation industry

Duncan Public Schools, Okla., (DPS) is hoping to get voters down to an open house so they can get the information they need about the transportation aspect of the school bond up for vote on May 9.

California localities await funds from the recently adopted state transportation funding bill.

New York's mayor says state inaction costs the city $450 million and delays critical infrastructure.

The Illinois Tollway's board of directors will consider adding $1.3 billion to its bond issuance plans.

Indiana and its private partner on the troubled Interstate 69 road project face new fiscal hurdles.

MTA variable-rate debt is well under its policy threshold.

Former Hawaii Gov. Ben Cayetano asked President Donald Trump to defund Honolulu's elevated rail project.

Authority plans May sales of $350M and $83M

Jeff Morales, head of California's High-Speed Rail Authority, announced his resignation.

Former Vice President Joe Biden urged transportation planners to get out of their comfort zone.

The federal government’s attempt to restrict international travel from some Mid-Eastern countries could cost the city and state of New York over $100 million in lost tax revenue this year, the New York City Council was told on Thursday.

The Gateway plan to add a second rail tunnel linking New Jersey with Manhattan has funding challenges.

A judge delayed a hearing on the expenditure of California high-speed rail proceeds.

After 20 years as a consultant to airports and airlines, Frasca & Associates LLC is thriving and planning to expand its offices, staff and client base.

California will appeal to international investors when it prices $1.2 billion of taxable GOs

As legislators in Madison debate how to fill a $1 billion hole in the state's transportation fund, cash-strapped local government officials are left with no choice but to use band-aids to patch the potholes riddling the state's crumbling roads and bridges.

Two major construction projects on U.S. Highway 95 in North Idaho are at the top of the list for funding if Gov. Butch Otter signs a major transportation bill that lawmakers passed.

The West Virginia House adopted a resolution that would authorize $1.6 billion in bonds, which is the cornerstone of Gov. Jim Justice's road program.

Transportation bills now headed to negotiations in the state Capitol include increases in funding, but members of the Area Transportation Partnership for Southwest Minnesota are not optimistic that the region's needs will be met.

The city's property tax rate would increase by roughly 1 cent, costing the average Raleigh homeowner an extra $19 a year, under a transportation spending package city leaders are considering.