NYC airports to get slot auctions
                   
courierpostonline.com     May 18, 2008            

By DAN CATERINICCHIA • Associated Press • May 18, 2008 WASHINGTON — Slot auctions designed to reduce delays nationwide and increase competition are coming to John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York and Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey, the government said Friday. The... [read full story]                    


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First phase of project to open early

newarkadvocate.com     3 hrs ago          

Feds say highway money almost gone, but 161/37 expansion not expected to be affected By ABBEY STIRGWOLT • Advocate Reporter • September 5, 2008 NEWARK — The first phase of the Ohio 161/37 project is scheduled to open in...                    

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PennDOT Secretary Says Federal Funding Shortfall Could Impact PA's Highway, Bridge Program

prnewswire.com     7 hrs ago   40 related          

PennDOT Secretary Says Federal Funding Shortfall Could Impact PA's Highway, Bridge Program Congress Needs to Enact Fix to Restore Fund HARRISBURG, Pa., Sept. 5 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- State Transportation Secretary...                    

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Bush looks at post-Gustav energy needs

upi.com     Sep 2, 2008   95 related          

President George W. Bush delivers remarks about Hurricane Gustav in the Roosevelt Room at the White House Sept. 2, 2008. With him, from left, are Secretary of Transportation Mary Peters, Vice President Dick Cheney and...                    

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Drunken-driving crashes fell in N.J. last year

app.com     Aug 29, 2008          

By RAJU CHEBIUM • GANNETT NEWS SERVICE • August 28, 2008 WASHINGTON — Drunken-driving crashes fell by 6.1 percent in New Jersey last year compared to 2006, the U.S. Transportation Department said Thursday. A total of 724...                    

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