Transportation industry

Ron DeSantis appointed new Florida Development Finance Corp. board members; a bill has been introduced to place the issuer under the auspices of another state agency.

The Florida Department of Transportation was ordered to raise toll rates on the Garcon Point Bridge for the first time in eight years.

Michigan lawmakers are weighing bonds as an option for regional transit in the Detroit area.

More than 50 groups and businesses formed the ‘No Roads to Ruin Coalition’ to begin a statewide campaign opposing the three highways.

The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority prices $807.7 million in subordinate bonds Thursday for the capital plan.

Debbie Mayfield cites an increasing number of fatalities where Virgin Trains operates between Miami and West Palm Beach.

A bus line in Flagstaff received $17.3 million in grants to relocate its connection center and buy zero emission buses.

Sound Transit says it can continue to collect taxes approved by its own voters in 2016 until bonds it backs are repaid.

Proposition CC, which would have repealed the revenue cap built into Colorado's Taxpayer Bill of Rights, promised to help fund three of the state's most notably underfunded buckets: K-12 education, higher education and transportation infrastructure.

The repeal will help states and cities move forward with bonding and future projects, especially as spring construction season is around the corner.

Carmen Taveras is the agency's first chief of real estate, economic development, and transit-oriented development

Miami-Dade County Expressway Authority board meetings and procurements are on hold as it fights a state law to abolish the authority.

The question of how to pay for the governor's $21 billion, 10-year transportation bill points to the political third rail of highway tolls.

P3 players are turning to smaller projects and taking on more partners, industry insiders told a Bond Buyer conference.

The $1 billion bi-state agreement includes building a wider bridge over the Potomac and adding tolled express lanes.

The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission takes bids Wednesday on its first new money deal in nine years.

Wheelchair user Jessica De La Rosa and Joe Rappaport of the Brooklyn Center for Independence of the Disabled discuss transit accessibility against the backdrop of New York MTA's $52 billion capital program. Paul Burton hosts.

Regional Plan Association has renewed its proposal to establish a 24-mile, above-ground rail line to serve Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx.

Transportation Secretary James Trogdon says Dale Folwell's allegations of overspending are unsupported.

Gov. Phil Murphy’s administration is exploring a large bond sale to fund equipment upgrades for the commuter rail and bus system.