Arizona adopts $231.4 billion long-term transportation plan
ADoT's blueprint projects a $231.4 billion investment to revamp Arizona's highways, bridges, and transit systems by 2050.
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How billions in funding is fueling shift to electric school buses
$5 billion is available now for school districts to convert buses to electric power. Transit buses are also eligible for funding
States receive almost $1 billion to grow EV charging network
All 50 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico will use the funds to build EV charging stations every 50 miles along highways in the designated Alternative Fuel Corridors and within 1 mile of those highways.
Kentucky awards $10.9 million to expand EV charging network
Kentucky has announced the first round of awards granted to six private developers to design, build and manage 16 public electric vehicle charging stations along 11 interstates and parkways designated as Alternative Fuel Corridors.
U.S. airports will offer hundreds of collaboration opportunities in 2024
Airports nationwide either have major upgrades in progress, or such initiatives are being designed for a 2024 launch date. A significant decline in air travel related to pandemic restrictions has been dramatically reversed and recent studies now report that a majority of
Louisiana shoots down P3 plan for I-10 bridge replacement
Decision will likely force the state to construct the bridge at a higher cost and in piecemeal fashion over the next three decades.
Construction timelines set for Florida highway, road projects
Projects part of Moving Florida Forward Infrastructure Initiative, which ensures the state’s transportation infrastructure can meet current and future demands.
Airlines contribute $332 million for St. Louis airport improvements
Projects are part of the airport’s latest master plan, which identifies projects that would help the facility meet travel demand through 2040. The FAA approved the plan earlier this year.
Connecticut injects $1.1 billion into transportation projects
Connecticut has dedicated $1.1 billion in state bonds to support upgrades and improvements to road, bridge and public transit infrastructure.
Texas approves historic funding for port infrastructure
The Texas Transportation Commission has approved $240 million for 31 projects to improve safety and strengthen supply chains at the state’s ports.
