Transportation industry

West Virginia will lose $85 million of revenues per year if tolls are removed from state’s turnpike in 2019.

With passenger levels continuing to exceed expectations, the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority plans to issue $189.4 million of airport revenue bonds for its capital improvement and expansion plans at Orlando International Airport.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and elected officials from both states have agreed to a new expanded planning process for a new Manhattan bus terminal.

Arkansas will study whether tolled lanes are the best way to finance a 14-mile segment of a new interstate highway.

Federal budget gridlock could freeze state highway aid at fiscal 2016 levels until after the presidential election.

Caught in a severe fiscal crisis after energy prices collapsed, Oklahoma is offering $181 million of revenue bonds to keep its highway construction program moving.

Wisconsin lawmakers are skeptical of Gov. Scott Walker’s proposed $6.5 billion, two-year transportation budget.

San Diego will build an 11-mile extension of its Blue Line light rail system with a $1 billion federal transit grant.

The already junk-rated bonds of a P3 highway project in Indiana received a downgrade from another rating agency as payment disputes among contractors reached a new level.

The Port of Seattle has unveiled the final design for a $636 million bond-funded airport renovation and expansion.

As traffic congestion increased, more and more motorists see tolls and mileage charges as funding solutions.

New York State lacks long-term planning for addressing its infrastructure challenges, leading engineers said during a recent panel discussion.

The Central Florida Expressway Authority plans a $425 million advance refunding spurred by continued low interest rates in the bond market and reduced negative arbitrage.

The Port of Los Angeles will price a $219.2 million revenue bond refunding Wednesday its officials say represents the first green bond sale by a port.

Funding provided by $200 billion of transit initiatives on November ballots would be big investment boost for public transportation.

The Chicago City Council will vote Wednesday on $3.5 billion of airport borrowing.

Central Texas transportation planning agency is looking into a proposed aerial tramway system in Austin.

Nearly two years after the opening of One World Trade Center, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey may soon be looking to sell the Manhattan landmark as part of a shift toward a more transportation focus.

States are expected to use almost $800 million of new federal grants aimed at smooth freight shipments to leverage another $3.6 billion of infrastructure investments from other sources.

Rhode Island will use $400 million under its RhodeWorks infrastructure initiative to rebuild and replace bridges at a crumbling Providence interchange.