BtoB Exclusives

Filling the Potholes
ANALYSIS: A new era at the DOT may not be glitch-free
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
August 24, 2009

"Enron-type Accounting" Plagued GDOT
Audit: DOT shortfall is bigger, top managers hid it, knew they were violating the constitution
by Dick Pettys, Morris News Service
July 28, 2009

Is Business Ready to Ride the Rails?
Metro Atlanta has a long history of business involvement in its progress
by Tad Leithead
July 1, 2009

All Aboard
Governor Perdue lobbies for high-speed rail to Savannah, Jacksonville
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
June 4, 2009

Sam Williams Reacts to Transportation Funding Failure
Another year, another failed attempt for the State Assembly to pass a bill designed to fund state transportation improvements. What's next?
by Michael J. Pallerino
April 8, 2009

Inside the Transportation Governance Power Shift
Bill to split up power shows how state politics really works
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
April 6, 2009

No Statewide Tax for Transportation Funding
Senate: Willing to compromise over funding, but no statewide tax
by Morris News Service
April 2, 2009

Transportation Funding Issue Heats Up
Business leaders demand action from the legislature
by Bobby L. Hickman
March 30, 2009

Gridlocked
Traffic is costing this region millions of dollars. How do we overcome this economic roadblock?
by Stuart Hendrick
March 5, 2009

Building Roads Or Burning Bridges?
All sides in the transportation dispute say they're looking to speed road construction.
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
March 5, 2009

Stimulus Projects Can Begin This Week
'Line of credit' from feds will be used for highways, bridges and MARTA
by Stuart Hendrick
March 1, 2009

Cagle: Waiting For Consensus Road Plan From Coalition
"Congestion is costing us time, it's costing us money but most importantly it's costing us jobs.”
by Dick Pettys
January 7, 2009

Investing In Transportation
Lack of state funding for roadwork and railways worries business and political leaders
by Bobby L. Hickman
November 26, 2008