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ARTBA: Transportation infrastructure market to expand in 2020

Total domestic transportation construction and related market activity should reach $300 billion, according to the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA). Keep Reading

Strong public support for infrastructure investment continues

Voters approved nearly 90 percent of transportation investment ballot measures this year, the American Road & Transportation Builders Association reports. Keep Reading

Nearly $8B in federal highway funds saved

A planned funding cut to the Fixing America's Surface Transportation Act was repealed, avoiding the loss of $7.6 billion for critical state highway projects. Keep Reading

The industry returns to Capitol Hill

P&Q participated in the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association’s annual lobbying event in Washington, D.C. Find out what producers, manufacturers and others spent their time on as they visited with members of Congress. Keep Reading

Highway funding still top of mind in Missouri

There’s no shortage of issues Missouri aggregate producers want to address, but shoring up the state’s highway fund remains priority number one. Keep Reading

NSSGA’s Johnson writes Trump urging action on infrastructure

Michael Johnson, president and CEO of the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (NSSGA), reached out to President Trump and congressional leaders encouraging them to take the next steps on a critical industry issue. Keep Reading

Trump, congressional leadership agree on infrastructure bill dollar figure

An infrastructure bill totaling $2 trillion will be pursued, but both sides still need to determine how to pay for improvements to the nation's roads, bridges and more. Keep Reading

Will Congress pass an infrastructure bill in 2019?

NSSGA's Michael Johnson discussed the possibility at the 2019 Pit & Quarry Roundtable & Conference. Keep Reading

Report: Nearly 80 percent of state, local infrastructure measures approved on Election Day

Voters have reportedly approved 78 percent of nearly 1,700 transportation investment ballot measures since 2009. Keep Reading

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