Minimal Transportation Cuts Included in Trump’s $15.4B Rescission Plan
While it may seem like hundreds of millions of transportation-related dollars are being targeted for cuts by the Trump administration as...
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Senates Water Bill Sidesteps Streamlining Issue for Now
The America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 revealed by the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works on May 8 seeks to tackle...
Congressmen Offer Outlook for Highway Trust Fund
The Highway Trust Fund in its current state is not sustainable and is now predicted to be depleted by spring of 2021, according to...
Ship Size, Port Depth Impacting U.S. Oil Prices
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) recently offered a unique look at a couple of factors impacting the recent surge in U.S. oil...
ATA chief Spear makes the case for infrastructure bill and trade agreements in NASSTRAC keynote
In a wide-ranging opening keynote at last week’s National Shippers Strategic Transportation Council (NASSTRAC) annual meeting in Orlando,...
American cities now world’s most expensive places to build thanks to low productivity
Low productivity pushing up the cost of labor has been blamed for US cities being the most expensive places to build this year, while...
Charleston port needs feds to make good on harbor deepening money
There is no question that deepening federal navigation channels in Charleston Harbor to 52 feet is a sound public investment that will...
To deliver goods in an ever more congested metropolis, officials are turning to a freight-rail netwo
The New York & Atlantic Railway has had its brushes with Hollywood stardom over the years, including when one of its speeding locomotives...
Indiana Supreme Court to see case about railroad fines
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indiana Supreme Court will consider the validity of a state law allowing local governments to fine railroads when...
Top federal lawmaker urges FAA to study engine safety after fatal Southwest Airlines accident
WASHINGTON — A top federal lawmaker is urging the Federal Aviation Administration to study engine safety in the aftermath of last week's...
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