In this scoop, The Infrastructurist presents a great rundown of the receipients of this year's TIGER grants.

According to some, next to national health care, no liberal dream has lingered longer in the nation's public policy than high-speed rail. Find out how Florida voters are weighing in on the Orlando-to-Tampa proposal.

A report by Rand Corp. researchers states that Congress should take the opportunity provided by the pending reauthorization of the federal transportation bill to consider new ways to fund the U.S. transportation system, shifting from indirect fees such as fuel taxes (although, according to an article in Blueprint America , some believe that an increase in fuel prices will trigger a domino effect in and of itself — cars will get smaller, public transit use will soar, some airlines will perish, and almost everything will be made more locally.), to fees that charge drivers directly for the miles they travel.

This documentary, originally aired Monday on PBS, takes a serious look inside America’s transportation policy.

Oregon's 2009 Jobs and Transportation Act cements a practice begun a decade ago in which government agencies collaborate on major construction projects. With the agencies working jointly, Oregon has pushed 365 bridge projects in 12 years.