Dan Zukowski

Construction of the $16 billion project in New York and New Jersey can now continue. The Trump administration froze its funding, causing work to briefly stop in February.

California’s San Francisco-Los Angeles project looks to the private sector for help, but other privately funded projects are struggling.

Transit agencies in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Seattle are reporting new highs in ridership on certain game days.

A branch of the South Shore Line, the Monon Corridor is expected to generate $2.7 billion in private investment to Northwest Indiana when combined with another completed project.

A hybrid institutional capital model could package small infrastructure resilience projects to make them attractive to institutional investors, a new research paper proposes.

Despite strong ridership on the Miami-Orlando, Florida, rail line, the company's $5.5 billion debt puts its future in doubt.

More than three-quarters of grants went to road and bridge projects, while public transit received less than 10% of total award funds.

The estimated reduction in pedestrian fatalities in 2025 came as cities and states increase law enforcement and other measures, the Governors Highway Safety Association said.

Tight parking conditions largely predated the program, the report found. Increased parking use, where it occurred, was likely due to economic growth.

The highway administration did not publicly announce or explain its decision to remove these measures. One member of Congress has asked the Federal Highway Administration to explain.