INDIANA TRANSPORTATION INSIGHT
Roads & bridges, rails & trails, ports, public transit, and emerging technology … Indiana’s transportation sector is complex and compelling. Enter Indiana Transportation Insight – the latest sector-specific publication of Hannah News. Our multi-dimensional reporting model, honed over the decades, is perfectly suited to cover it. The interrelationship of legislative, executive, regulatory, economic development, legal, and political elements are all at play. We bring to bear our understanding of the people, process, and politics that make policy. We tie it all together in a way that no other Hoosier entity can.
Knowledge means the power to:
Billions of dollars flow through the sector annually. Be aware as decisions are made about transportation priorities, modes, funding, activities and schedules.
This newsletter is a must-read for engineering firms, contractors, and trade associations; manufacturers, retailers & logistics firms; local governments, state departments & agencies, ports, and public transit authorities; lobbyists and attorneys; trucking companies, railroads, air services and other movers of goods; academics, legislators and media.
Recent News
Safer streets – but rising injuries
IMPO tracks progress towards Vision Zero 2040 Indianapolis is making headway in its quest to eliminate traffic deaths . . . but new data shows a troubling reality: while fatal crashes have leveled off, serious injuries are on the [...]
Rail merger impacts IN freight
Union Pacific to acquire Norfolk Southern in $85B deal Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern announce plans to merge, forming the first transcontinental freight railroad in the United States – a move expected to have sweeping implications for the national [...]
Just how big and beautiful?
What Trump win might mean for Indiana transportation On July 4, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act received the signature of the President, codifying its controversial provisions into law. While most discussion and information about the bill, spearheaded by [...]
When the bough breaks . . .
Mid-States Corridor discourse heats up once again More than four decades of escalating tensions surrounding the Mid-States Corridor resulted in a local implosion that shows no signs of de-escalation. Back in May, 121 angry property owners legally faced off [...]