Industry experts say Congress needs to take action as the Highway Trust Fund's outlays have outpaced its tax revenue. Photo cropped from the original by Famartin/CC BY-SA 4.0 May 1, 2025 For years now ...

WASHINGTON — If Congress reduces transportation spending to the level of revenue flowing into the Highway Trust Fund, as some in Congress are suggesting, states are likely to spend their federal money ...

The new Transportation Infrastructure Precast Innovation Center (TRANS-IPIC), a Tier 1 University Transportation Center funded by the United States Department of Transportation, was awarded $10 ...

The Climate Impact of Highways law is a boon to the state budget. By mitigating highway expansion projects with a suite of alternatives, it will slowly reduce the infrastructure and public works’ ...

Representing the Institute for Transportation Engineers, Tim Haagsma, director of traffic and safety for the Kent County (Michigan) Road Commission, presented $3,000 scholarship awards to WMU civil ...

A Highway Is Crumbling. New York Can’t Agree on How to Fix It. This triple cantilever was an engineering marvel when it was ...

I-40 in West Knoxville was recently designated one of Tennessee's deadliest roads. And TDOT is not addressing the ...

Parsons Corp. has agreed to acquire a transportation engineering services provider through an all-cash transaction valued at $230 million as part of a push to expand both overall infrastructure ...

Syracuse, N.Y. – New York state has taken the first step to making road and highway improvements that will accommodate Micron Technology and the anticipated community growth around the chipmaking ...

Knoxville plans to upgrade traffic signals on Clinton Highway with new video detection technology to reduce congestion at three key intersections.

The director of the Brooke-Hancock-Jefferson Metropolitan Planning Commission said Wednesday an engineering contract for the ...

Stearns County has hired a new highway engineer to fill the role left vacant when County Engineer Jodi Teich left for another ...