AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTraffic Cost Reality Check: INRIX says the average American lost 49 hours to congestion in 2025, costing about $894—gridlock is spreading beyond classic rush hours. Urban Mobility & Safety: Chicago’s class action over race-based traffic stops cleared class certification, alleging CPD shifted discrimination from pedestrian stops to vehicle stops. Rail Crossing Pain Point: North Minneapolis residents say blocked crossings delay school, slow emergency response, and force dangerous crossings; local and federal funding is moving toward a long-term fix. Aviation Disruption: Strong odors from construction led US Customs to temporarily suspend operations at Montreal-Trudeau, canceling about 20 US-bound flights. Supply Chain & Energy Infrastructure: Quadrant Nuclear and Parsons announced a strategic partnership to advance US nuclear fuel cycle infrastructure at Idaho National Laboratory, including planning for a commercial used-fuel reprocessing plant. Maritime & Trade: Indian Oil is seeking 50% stakes in very large gas carriers to expand US LPG imports and reduce exposure to charter-rate swings. Nuclear Power Expansion: DOE selected Louisiana and four other states for potential Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses, exploring enrichment, reactor deployment, and nuclear waste handling. Congestion Hotspot Watch: A new report highlights why one US city reclaimed the top congestion spot from New York.
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