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Investment

President Trump’s proposed budget cuts infrastructure by $5.9B

By Melina Druga  |   March 13, 2019   |   Federal

The White House released this week its budget proposal for fiscal year 2020, significantly cutting rail and transit programs by $5.9 billion, a 21.5 percent decrease from fiscal year 2019. Amtrak ...

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Kentucky launches emergency contact service

By Melina Druga  |   March 12, 2019   |   Investment

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) recently launched Emergency Notice, a service that allows law enforcement officials to contract a driver’s next of kin in emergency situations and serious...

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State bills increasingly aimed at boosting transportation investment

By Chris Galford  |   March 11, 2019   |   Investment

A report from the Transportation Investment Advocacy Center reveals that 37 states have introduced nearly 200 bills with the goal of boosting transportation investment at the beginning of 2019, outpa...

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Gov. Lamont urges investment into Connecticut’s New Haven rail line

By Chris Galford  |   March 11, 2019   |   City

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont last week urged investments for the New Haven Line, which he said is the busiest commuter rail line in the United States. The line, he said, has failed to keep up with ...

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Port of Baltimore handles record 10.9 million tons of cargo in 2018

By Melina Druga  |   March 11, 2019   |   City

The state-owned public terminals at the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore handled 10.9 million tons of general cargo in 2018, a record and the third consecutive year of exceeding 10 million tons...

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Transit Together report supports potential transit fixes under new MTS ballot measure

By Chris Galford  |   March 8, 2019   |   City

A report released this week by the think tank Circulate San Diego demonstrated that a San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) ballot measure could fund transit projects and create new potential p...

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Maryland submits INFRA grant applications to rebuild Howard Street Tunnel and I-81

By Chris Galford  |   March 8, 2019   |   Federal

The administration of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan hopes to rebuild the Howard Street Tunnel and widen 3.5 miles of the I-81 corridor. The former is a project entirely pursued by the state, which pu...

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Washington Senate bill package includes $450M for I-5 bridge

By Melina Druga  |   March 8, 2019   |   Featured

The Washington state Senate Transportation Committee advanced a transportation revenue package Wednesday that includes $450 million toward a new I-5 bridge, which is part of Washington’s and Oregon...

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Oklahoma DOT awards $7.5M to 21 alternative transportation projects

By Melina Druga  |   March 7, 2019   |   City

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission approved $7.5 million to be awarded to 21 local projects Monday as part of the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP). Projects are outside of the Oklah...

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MassDOT awards $5.1M to transit agencies

By Melina Druga  |   March 7, 2019   |   Featured

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) recently awarded $5.1 million in funding to regional transit authorities. The funding includes $1.1 million in capital funding from MassDOT...

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Improving infrastructure can reduce pollution, ATRI says

By Melina Druga  |   March 6, 2019   |   Featured

Improving highway infrastructure in the United States can help conserve fuel and reduce emissions, according to a case study by the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI). In 2016, the ...

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ACI-NA: Airports are “terminally challenged” with $128B in infrastructure needs

By Chris Galford  |   March 5, 2019   |   Air

The trade association representing commercial service airports in North America recently released a report detailing a $128 billion need for new infrastructure, further shackled by a $91.6 billion de...

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PTIO interested in working with Congress on autonomous-vehicle technology

By Melina Druga  |   March 5, 2019   |   Federal

The Partnership for Transportation Innovation and Opportunity (PTIO) sent letters last week to Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-OR), chairman of House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, and Eleanor...

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National Association of Manufacturers plans to revitalize infrastructure

By Melina Druga  |   March 5, 2019   |   Air

The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) recently updated its 2016 initiative Building to Win that aims to revitalize the nation’s infrastructure. “Every year, America is falling furthe...

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Amtrak to match federal funds for upgrades to Southwest Chief train route

By Chris Galford  |   March 4, 2019   |   Investment

More than $26 million will be invested into safety and reliability upgrades for a daily train route which passes through Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico, thanks to a pledge of fund matching by Amtrak...

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Groundbreaking held for LAX United Airlines tech center

By Melina Druga  |   March 4, 2019   |   Air

United Airlines and Los Angeles World Airports broke ground last week on a $352 million, 407,408-square-feet Technical Operations Center at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The center, lo...

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Second Amtrak train to Twin Cities would bring Minnesota $25M annually

By Melina Druga  |   March 4, 2019   |   City

Adding a second Amtrak train between Chicago and Minneapolis/St. Paul has a potential economic return of $25 million for Minnesota, according to a Rail Passengers Association assessment. “Amtrak...

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Closing Hudson River Tunnels without replacement would cost $16B

By Melina Druga  |   February 28, 2019   |   City

Shutting down the Hudson River Tunnels to repair Superstorm Sandy damage without having new tunnels already in place would cost the national economy $16 billion, according to a report released by civ...

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Bipartisan Policy Center launches new funding initiative for Highway Trust Fund

By Chris Galford  |   February 28, 2019   |   Featured

In their effort to find long-term means of maintaining the Highway Trust Fund, the Bipartisan Policy Center has launched a new project known as the Great American Rebuild Initiative, to be led by two...

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Visa, Planeta Informatica launch joint payment module for public transit operators

By Chris Galford  |   February 27, 2019   |   News

A partnership between Visa and Planet Informatica has yielded the Visa Secure Access Module (SAM) -- a new technology meant to help public transit operators collect payments through contactless cards...

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