America's transportation infrastructure includes our highways, bridges, tunnels, railways, airports, transit systems, ports, and freight goods movement.

America's water systems includes our dams, levees, waterways, as well as our drinking water and wastewater treatment plants.

Building America's Future Educational Fund will soon release a study on America's economic competitiveness and how we must compete with the rest of the world to form a stronger infrastructure so that business want to remain here and move their goods more efficiently.

With innovations in new technology we can find better ways to move goods and people more efficiently, quickly, and in smarter ways and improve other infrastructure sectors across the United States.

Ensuring a reliable, energy-efficent energy grid is vital to ensuring America remains attractive for American business while at the same time reducing our dependence on foreign oil.

People and goods must be able to move efficiently, reliably, and safely if a nation is to brag about its first-class infrastructure.  If the United States continues to grow its population then the problems we face today with congestion, gridlock, collapsing bridges, failing levees, and increasing carbon consumption will only get worse. 

A National Infrastrucutre Bank for the United States would allow us to make smarter, more cost-efficient investments in all forms of our infrastructure while only funding the most merit-based projects through creative financing.