From December 2013 to December 2014, the construction field expanded in more than 250 metropolitan areas, according to a report released by the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) on Wednesday.
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is about to remove several billboards, a handful of pole barns and other structures as part of the Interstate 25/Cimarron Street (U.S. 24) Interchange…
With a reduced $325 million budget coming in 2017, the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission approved a plan last week that focuses the state’s resources on a fraction of its…
The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) hired two new district managers for Bristol and Salem on Feb. 3.
The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities has two new deputy commissioners, the department said last week, when Commissioner Marc Luiken appointed Steven Hatter and Mike Neussl.
The West Virginia Division of Highways will begin advertising for request for qualifications (RFQ) proposals from contractors to complete the final 14.6 miles of U.S. 35 in Putnam and Mason…
After three years of work, the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) has launched its Electronic Permit and Routing Online (ePRO) system for commercial drivers to obtain permits for carrying cargo,…
FAs part of ongoing efforts to improve transit across the country, the U.S. Federal Transit Administration announced $55 million in grants for new buses as part of its Low or…
The Plymouth School District of Terryville, Connecticut, won a 2015 mini-grant from the National Center for Safe Routes to School and Schwinn’s Helmets on Heads Program
In an effort to increase the cargo activity out of the Port of Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has created a new five-year program called the Intermodal Cargo Growth…
Former Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) director Jennifer Cohan has been sworn in by Delaware Gov. Jack Markell as the state’s 10th secretary of transportation.
Over the next four years, travel on Chicago’s Blue Line will become faster and more reliable as part of the first renovations to the line since 1984.
Manufacturing companies in three Michigan counties recently were awarded grants from the Michigan Department of Transportation’s Transportation Economic Development Fund (TEDF) to improve access and build new facilities.
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