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Senate confirms Chao as secretary of transportation

The Senate confirmed Elaine Chao, former secretary of labor, as the new administration's secretary of transportation. Keep Reading

Nye explores road ahead for US infrastructure

Martin Marietta's Ward Nye joined the hosts of CNBC's "Power Lunch" to discuss President-elect Donald Trump's pledge to invest in U.S. infrastructure. Keep Reading

What the Trump victory means for the aggregate industry

Aggregate producers have a lot to absorb as they look toward the next four years, but the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association's (NSSGA) Mike Johnson offers some clarity on the road ahead for the industry in an exclusive interview with P&Q. Keep Reading

Infrastructure investments emphasized in Trump victory speech

Donald Trump was elected the 45th president of the United States in the wee hours of the morning Nov. 9, and he imparted a number of messages in his victory speech – including his desire to enhance the nation's crumbling infrastructure. Keep Reading

15 states awarded grants for infrastructure projects

Federal grants were awarded for 18 transportation projects. Keep Reading

Report: Voters willing to re-elect legislators who support gas tax bills

Ninety-eight percent of Republican and Democratic lawmakers who supported a gas tax bill in 2015 won their respective primary races this year, ARTBA reports. Keep Reading

Federal Highway Administration awards grants to seven states

Several million dollars in grants were awarded to seven states to test ways to fund infrastructure projects. Keep Reading

Poll: Voters united on infrastructure across party lines

The Association of Equipment Manufacturers published results from a national poll that reveals half of registered voters say the nation’s infrastructure has gotten worse over the last five years. Keep Reading

Report details interstate highway system’s deficiencies

TRIP produced a report detailing how the aging U.S. interstate highway system will increasingly require more long-term, costly repairs. Keep Reading

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