Southern California staging and integration facility for floating wind energy systems would be largest at a U.S. seaport, officials said Jan. 28.

NTSB says that "all aspects of the collapse remain under investigation."

U.S. DOT has provided an initial $29.4 million in emergency aid to Caltrans and four federal agencies to assist with the cleanup and repair of highways and bridges in the wake of the rainstorms that battered California in December and January.

Veteran transit administrator Paul J. Wiedefeld has been named Maryland’s Secretary of Transportation.

Protracted work on already late rail link could stretch project completion seven months beyond a fall 2026 target for its new design-build team and for just named state Transportation Secretary Paul Wiedefeld, a sector veteran.

Lancaster-Tully-led partnership beats two teams for $296-million contract, but start is unclear as state court injunction won by project opponents halts work execution.

AGC, ARTBA, ACEC, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and other groups target the 2021 guidance document on how states should prioritize IIJA highway funding.

At Transportation Research Board meeting, state DOT officials outlined lofty goals to advance community safety, accessibility and health.

The Ohio Dept. of Transportation has released information for potential contractors looking to find work on a $3-billion-project to improve the traffic-choked Brent Spence Bridge connecting Covington, Ky. with Cincinnati, Ohio.

Veteran Missouri lawmaker Sam Graves takes the transportation and Infrastructure panel gavel