highway construction

The Kansas Department of Transportation said that federal steel and aluminum tariffs, which are already in place, are going to make it more expensive to work. Another wave of tariffs are expected on April 2.

Many Texas drivers have noticed that highway flyover interchanges are more frequent and getting higher. For anyone with a fear of heights driving through a flyover is a white-knuckle experience. TPR's David Martin Davies takes a look at why Texas flyovers are so high.

The Texas Department of Transportation says highway expansions have “no significant impact” on the human and natural environment.

An internal memo advises TxDOT's district engineers to pay more, substitute materials or delay projects when necessary.

Motorists trying to drive through Amarillo have recently noticed a proliferation of the color orange - orange cones, orange traffic barrels, orange-vested…

The Colorado Legislature begins the 2017 term today with what The Denver Post describes as a daunting to-do list and divided chambers.The issues facing…

Over the past year construction employment in Kansas fell by over 3,400 jobs, reports The Hutchinson News. As a result, the Sunflower State has fallen to…

Does anyone else wonder what highway workers charged with stopping one lane of traffic during road construction think about as they stand in the elements…