World of Concrete 2010 and the Mid-Atlantic's "snowmageddon" illustrate the construction industry's trudge trhough tough times.

A new underground transport system has the iconic vehicles poised to rumble off into the sunset.

As state legislatures return to work, less is certainly not more.

Who says there's no Santa Claus? With a Christmas Eve bonus of $300 million in new transportation money, Fairfax and Montgomery Counties are now believers.

A proposal to mitigate BRAC's impact on the area's transportation network could set the stage for the impending TEA reauthorization debate. But the arguments may be a bit too familiar.

Engineered sand dunes and pavement were no match for the remnants of Hurricane Ida, leaving state highway officials scrambling to restore surface access to villages on the remote barrier island.

A pair of DC-area transportation computer problems last Wednesday evidence the risks of relying too heavily on retro technology.

As politicians and citizens wrangle over the future of Seattle's downtown Alaskan Way Viaduct, a new animated simulation illustrates the potential consequences of a high-magintude earthquake on the heavily used structure.

Once considered unsuitable for sustainability, airport terminal construction and renovation projects are pushing the green design envelope.

Communities near growing military bases may be ready to welcome the new workers, but their transportation systems are not.