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Highway Funds Are Hard to Find

Aileen Cho

January 18, 2018

Private investment opportunities may figure in the future of U.S. transportation infrastructure for many states, but not others.

Board Backs Contractor In Corps Cost Recovery Dispute

Jim_Parsons

January 18, 2018

A Denver contractor will not have to pay the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers savings from the use of an alternative construction method on a Texas bridge project, even though the agency did not formally approve the deviation from the contract specification.

mudslide on Highway 101

Mudslide Clogs Highway 101 in Calif.

January 17, 2018

State crews continue to pump out hundreds of thousands of gallons of water and tons of mud and debris that formed a deep pool on U.S. Highway 101 after this month’s deadly mudslide.

Las Vegas Stadium Schedule Starts Two-Minute Drill for Roadwork

January 17, 2018

Three Las Vegas freeway projects will kick off earlier than scheduled to support the planned 2020 opening of a new stadium for the Raiders NFL football team.

I-95 Va.

Va. to Add 10 Miles of Toll Lanes to I-95

January 17, 2018

Virginia and Transurban have reached a deal on a 10-mile extension of I-95 express lanes.

Viewpoint: The American Infrastructure

How Long Will the Wait Be For Positive Train Control?

A scheduling expert comments on the recent wreck and never-ending rail industry delays

Fredric Plotnick

Fredric L. Plotnick

January 11, 2018

The technology is well-established, as are the endless deadline extensions.

Congress

House Lawmakers Outline 'Menu' of Infrastructure Solutions

Tom Ichniowski

January 10, 2018

Bipartisan 48-member group unveiled report in advance of not-yet-released Trump plan.

Transportation

Chinese Firm Makes Prototype for First Carbon-Fiber Railway Car

Springfield, Mass., factory will produce Orange Line carriers

Saibal Dasgupta

January 8, 2018

World’s first carbon fiber subway car is more durable and requires less energy than traditional metal cars.

Congressman Shuster

Congress

House Chairman Shuster to Leave Congress At Current Term's End

Key lawmaker plans 2018 focus on infrastructure legislation

Tom Ichniowski

January 2, 2018

Transportation Committee leader hits GOP limit on term as chairman at end of current Congress.

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Litigation

Arup Settles $1.7B Australia Toll Road Revenue Forecast Suit

Debra K. Rubin

January 2, 2018

As defense breaks down, AE is mum on the pact amount, estimated at about $80 million, reports say.

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