The California Air Resources Board just voted to adopt its “Advanced Clean Fleets” regulation. The goal of the regulation is to motivate medium and heavy-duty fleets in California to achieve zero-emission status by 2045. While it has become clear California is getting a head start on such regulations, other states are surely to follow. The […]
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Last week, the railroad unions rejected a collective bargaining deal with the freight railroads. Four out of the twelve unions rejected a deal that was brokered by the Biden Administration in mid-September, and now the two sides have until December 8 to iron out a new agreement with a potential strike looming on December 9. […]
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The U.S. Transportation Department announced last week that it has approved $1.5 billion in grants to improve 26 projects on highways, multimodal freight, and rail operations across the United States. After last week’s labor dispute, which almost brought the nation to the brink of a potentially catastrophic railroad strike, the negotiators had to resolve countless […]
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Debate among United States senators continues to surround the passage of Joe Biden’s $550 billion infrastructure bill. Most recently, that debate centered around an amendment seeking to further regulate the cryptocurrency industry. Opponents of the current wording of the amendment say that it requires disclosure of tax data from software developers and other non-brokers that […]
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The Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure bill states that, $274 billion of the $550 billion in new spending is going towards transportation.
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There is a consensus that the United States’ infrastructure, particularly roads, bridges and transit systems, need significant updates and investments, but who is going to pay for these improvements is becoming an increasingly debated issue. On June 10th, a group of Republican and Democratic Senators said that they are officially opened to consider changing the […]
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Last week, meetings were held at the White House with key Democratic and Republican senators discussing President Biden’s American Jobs Plan. President Biden has made it known that he is willing to narrow the scope of the bill, which is currently slated as a massive $2.3 trillion dollar proposal. By narrowing the scope of this […]
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