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New Jersey Has the Worst Truck Bottlenecks in the Nation - Vimarsana News

New Jersey Has the Worst Truck Bottlenecks in the Nation

The average speed on I-95 at Route 4 in Fort Lee is 30 to 39 mph, making it the worst truck traffic bottleneck in America. These traffic choke points can impact the delivery of goods, especially when supply chains are already backlogged.

TRIP Report Reveals Shipping Bottlenecks in Southern California - Vimarsana News

TRIP Report Reveals Shipping Bottlenecks in Southern California

Two of the top-20 trucking bottlenecks in the United States are in California, according to a study released today by TRIP, a national transportation research nonprofit based in Washington, D.C.

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What is in the infrastructure bill? - Vimarsana News

What is in the infrastructure bill?

Infrastructure, IIJA, infrastructure bill, infrastructure deal

From Washington: Will President Biden Get What He Wants? - Vimarsana News

From Washington: Will President Biden Get What He Wants?

After a weeklong standoff on Capitol Hill, Democrat and Republican Senate lawmakers reached an agreement to extend the debt-ceiling to early December, avoiding the U.S. government to default. Jared and FOX News Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram explain how the two parties were able to reach a

Big Business Lobby Urges Lawmakers to Quickly Pass 'Infrastructure' Bill - Vimarsana News

Big Business Lobby Urges Lawmakers to Quickly Pass 'Infrastructure' Bill

2 Aug 2021 The big business lobby is urging lawmakers to quickly pass the so-called “infrastructure” bill, crafted by a group of Senate Democrats and Republicans, that was officially unveiled on Sunday evening. In a campaign, the Chamber of Commerce — representing corporate interests — is urging members of Congress to “enact infrastructure legislation now” ahead of the August recess. “We are taking nothing for granted, and we’re continuing to work with every senator to guarantee growing support through this process to get to the final passage vote,” Chamber of Commerce execu...