Burst water pipes, potholed roads and ineffective storm drains are some of the infrastructure problems Los Angeles residents are dealing with. It would cost the city between $10 billion and $15 billion to get its infrastructure in decent shape. And water rates would rise by as much as 4 percent each year if all water lines were replaced before they reach 100 years old. Read the Bloomberg story here
Georgia DOT joins 11 states requiring e-Ticketing in 2026
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) has launched a statewide e-Ticketing initiative—starting in 2026, all contractors will be required to use e-Ticketing under Section 110 of GDOT specifications. As a first step,
