$2.2 trillion burden for rebuilding infrastructure may...

Posted by Amanda Bayhi on November 01, 2012

The burden of transportation system repairs may soon fall solely on state and local governments, the Washington Post reported.State and ...

Video: The effects of E15 on small gas engines...

Posted by Wayne Grayson on October 25, 2012

Kris Kiser We're live this week from GIE+Expo in Louisville, Kentucky and had a chance to hear comments from Outdoor ...

Posted by Staff Report on August 07, 2012

Bryan M. Porcaro, 37, of Chicago, Ill., pictured here, is the son of a publisher with Randall-Reilly construction publications ...

Posted by Equipment World Staff on July 01, 2012

Equipment-centric disaster relief Tad Agoglia and his crew arrived to what was left of Haiti within a week after the 2010 ...

Posted by Equipment World Staff on June 21, 2012

To ensure a pavement mix using recycled asphalt shingles (RAS) isn’t too soft, all mixes in Illinois must be ...

Posted by Equipment World Staff on June 07, 2012

Recycling has reached a new level for the transportation construction industry. The Public Works Department of the city of Bellingham, ...

Posted by John Latta on June 06, 2012

One of the things about the construction industry, and road construction in particular because that’s where I live, is the ...

Posted by John Latta on June 01, 2012

As our transportation infrastructure woes get more woeful, figuring out how to get work done for today and tomorrow and ...

Posted by Marcia Gruver Doyle on May 24, 2012

How do you get more press? Here’s my first tip: Establish relationships with editors. I put this in plural not only ...

Posted by Tom Jackson on May 23, 2012

The always reliable transportation analyst Ken Orski reports in his latest newsletter something that might upset preachers of the "infrastructure ...