Ed Mortimer
Blog | November 09, 2019
Transportation Ballot Victories Are a Message to D.C. to Cement a New Infrastructure Bill
Listen to the 6-minute podcast In 1950, before the United States’ Interstate Highway System was built, the U.S. Census Bureau reported America’s population was 151.3 million. In 2020, that number is projected to be 341.4 million — an increase of more than 125 percent. But you know what hasn’t kept
Background | January 04, 2020
Insufficient Infrastructure Funding Impacts U.S. Mobility and Companies Such as UPS
Infrastructure Needs Movement from Federal Leaders “Goods don’t stop at state borders,” offers Jensen. “Transportation networks don’t stay wholly within or move intrastate and you look at the United States Constitution and see that the role of interstate commerce is very clear. … And we need a strong federal program