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  • Transportation

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

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    Highways and Roadways
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  • Water

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

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    Drinking Water
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    Levees, Dams, Waterways
  • Economic Competitiveness

    Building America's Future Educational Fund (BAF-EF) released a study on America's economic competitiveness as it relates to infrastructure.

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    Economy
  • Technology

    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.

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    Broadband
    Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)
  • Energy

    Ensuring a reliable and efficient energy grid is vital to ensuring that America remains attractive for business growth and expansion, and that Americans retain the high quality of life we have come to expect. 

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    Smart Grids
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  • Improving Americans' Quality of Life

    People and goods must have the ability to move quickly and efficiently from one location to another. If the U.S. population continues to grow then the problems we face today with congestion, gridlock, deteriorating roads and bridges, and failing levees will only get worse.

    Consider the following:

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  • National Infrastructure Bank

    A National Infrastructure Bank (Bank) could help leverage billions of private-sector dollars that could be invested in critical nationally or regionally significant infrastructure projects.

    A National Infrastructure Bank could be successful if these basic concepts are considered:

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    Accountability & Reforms
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  • Press Release BAF Educational Fund Releases Infrastructure Report: Falling Apart and Falling Behind Read More
  • Published Report An Economic Analysis of Infrastructure Investment Read More
Did You Know?
  • Freight tonnage is estimated to increase 88% through 2035.

    Preliminary National Rail Plan, October 2009 Get The Facts
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