Transportation

America's transportation and infrastructure system, once a marvel of the modern world, has been stretched beyond its capacity and has fallen into disrepair. A decaying transportation system costs our economy more than $78 billion annually in lost time and fuel.  The Kankakee Chamber advocates for a comprehensive approach to solving the nation's looming transportation infrastructure crisis. Specifically, the Chamber believes that a multi-modal and intermodal vision must increase capacity, reduce congestion, and improve the efficient, safe, sustainable movement of goods and people throughout the country and world.

We will continue mobilize our grassroots network to ensure the business community is an active participant in the coming debates on the transportation infrastructure crisis and leads the way to comprehensive solutions.

Latest News

February 22, 2012

Govt mulls use of light rail system in Capital

Hindustan Times

February 22, 2012

Light-rail fight picks up steam

Oregon City News

February 22, 2012

Transportation Funding Challenges Are Topic of Upcoming Summit

Cape Fear Business News

February 22, 2012

Metro Set to Consider Environmental Report for Downtown Light Rail Connection

Patch.com

February 22, 2012

Light-rail fight picks up steam

Clackamas Review

February 22, 2012

Parking doubts shadow light rail

NorthJersey.com

February 22, 2012

Hiawatha, Light Rail Closure Lingers On

FOX 9 News

February 21, 2012

Stretch of light-rail line in Minneapolis to remain closed

Minneapolis Star Tribune

February 21, 2012

Officials express need for transportation funding

The Hour

February 20, 2012

LRTA chief resigns

Sun.Star