With President Biden’s signature turning the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill into law, our nation is poised to make historic investments in its highways, public transit, railways, airports, ports, water systems, broadband networks and electric grid.
Even in our hyper-polarized political climate, the bill garnered widespread bipartisan support. A key reason? Many people realize that 2,500 cities cannot design, fund and build a national network of roads, bridges, tunnels, railways and electricity transmission lines by themselves.
