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16 April 2014
Atlanta! Fast-growing Southern city with a visionary mayor. We saw the Atlanta BeltLine, a project that is transforming the definition of beltways. Today, it is a bike/ped trail following alongside the city's inner loop. But they're preserving...
15 April 2014
When we talk about crumbling infrastructure, there are real examples all across America. In Nashville, we saw bridges carrying 130,000 cars a day that are shedding concrete in clumps & threatening unsuspecting drivers underneath. They've now got a plan...
15 April 2014
We stopped in Louisville this morning – 37 degrees & I had no coat! But the backdrop of the Ohio River Bridge project, a $2+ billion investment is astounding. DOT put in about $1 billion – and the project has been on the planning books...
Infographic summary of transportation facts about the US and the state of Texas.
Infographic summary of transportation facts about the US and the state of Louisiana.
Infographic summary of transportation facts about the US and the state of Mississippi.
Infographic summary of transportation facts about the US and the state of Alabama.
Infographic summary of transportation facts about the US and the state of Georgia.
Infographic summary of transportation facts about the US and the state of Tennessee.
Infographic summary of transportation facts about the US and the state of Kentucky.