Transportation Archives - Page 18 of 26

As Buttigieg Eyes a Presidential Run, His DOT Is Floundering

The transportation secretary has a major role to play in easing the supply chain crisis. Pete Buttigieg isn’t doing the job.

Former New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu is Biden’s pick to make sure the project rolls out as intended.

A deeper cure will take years, but Biden is finding creative ways to get things unstuck.

by Mike Elk November 12, 2021

After a long slump, more drivers are winning the right to collective bargaining. Now, the threat of privatization looms.

The collapse of a pedestrian bridge in Washington reignites debates about reconnecting communities, racial equity, and what comes next.

But she claims it must pass to avoid an expiration of highway funding. That’s just not true.

Can two city councilors avoid partisan sniping and stay focused on the issues in the race for mayor?

Cycling gained popularity during the pandemic, but efforts to revamp city streets to accommodate both cars and bikes met with mixed success.

The much-maligned rail operator gets some respect and more than a few billion in banknotes out of the bruising infrastructure battle.

Forty years after Ronald Reagan made union busting a national norm, labor has a shot at rebuilding worker power.