What is the Next Fix for PA’s Transportation Needs?
"…tolling I-80 from border to border is a highly contentious issue and could face substantial difficulties in obtaining Federal approval"- Allegheny Institute Policy Brief, August
"…tolling I-80 from border to border is a highly contentious issue and could face substantial difficulties in obtaining Federal approval"- Allegheny Institute Policy Brief, August
Without tolls on Interstate 80 (I-80) to generate funds for roads, bridges, and mass transit, the CEO of Port Authority (PAT) says that what was
Residents of the South Hills City neighborhood of Beechview have been dealing with a headache since mid-April when an 18 inch water main broke and
While Governor Rendell has been working hard to keep increasing spending on education, the state’s roads and bridges and transit systems have been deteriorating to
How deliciously ironic. The Laborers Union International announces it will run ads warning motorists about Pennsylvania’s structurally deficient bridges. And why are the bridges deficient?-according
Upon a moment’s reflection there is an obvious and glaring flaw in a newly appointed commission set up for the express and single purpose of
Yesterday’s blog discussed the rather limited scope under which the Governor’ Corbett’s Transportation Funding Advisory Commission (TFAC) will operate. Governor Rendell’s task force-the Transportation Funding
The Mayor of Pittsburgh was on a radio station today bemoaning the condition of the City’s roads and advocating for more money to pave nearly
Wages and health care: those are the two "biggies" for Allegheny County as it negotiates with collective bargaining units representing more than 5,100 of the
The Governor has let the cat out of the bag, or maybe, more apropos, some of the air out of the tire, on a holistic