Oregon Senator’s Bill to Connect Transportation Systems to Jobs
By Alex Marinov|2023-10-04T02:16:01-07:0008/24/2015|Car Shipping|
Reaching the areas where jobs are most plentiful has become a problem for many low-income Americans, who are now living in suburban areas. Many of these families have migrated to the suburbs because housing costs [...]
Utah to Increase Gasoline Taxes to Pay for Roads
By Alex Marinov|2015-08-22T22:24:04-07:0008/22/2015|Car Shipping|
Utah’s recent move to raise gasoline taxes to fund transportation could be a model for other states, especially since it was a bipartisan effort in a Republican dominated legislature, as Eric Jay Toll writes for [...]
House Bill to Improve Texas Border Infrastructure
By Alex Marinov|2015-08-10T19:06:14-07:0008/10/2015|Car Shipping|
The U.S. House Committee on Highways and Transit is considering a bill that would permit border states to designate certain funds for infrastructure projects, according to Congress.gov. The bill, H.R. 3181, was introduced in the [...]
SPY Car Act Would Protect Cars from Hackers
By Alex Marinov|2019-12-03T11:45:50-08:0007/31/2015|Car Shipping|
 U.S. Senator Edward Markey (D-Massachusetts) introduced Bill S.1806 on July 21 for greater auto safety standards. Titled the SPY Car Act of 2015, it would “require used car dealers to repair defects in the vehicles [...]
Tucson Plans Several Wildlife Crossings to Decrease Road Accidents
By Alex Marinov|2015-07-26T17:53:03-07:0007/26/2015|Car Shipping|
It has been shown that wildlife crossings — overpasses and underpasses combined with fencing — reduce those accidents in which vehicles collide with deer-sized and larger animals by an average of 87%, according to an [...]
Senate to Consider Short-Term Infrastructure Funding Bill Â
By Alex Marinov|2015-07-20T17:25:52-07:0007/20/2015|Car Shipping|
Reps. Ryan (R-Wi) and Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) introduced a bill on July 13 that would extend federal transport spending for highway and transit programs through the end of this year, as DC Velocity writes. The [...]
