Aecom CEO Says U.S. Infrastructure Plan Is Long Overdue

The transcript discusses the current state of infrastructure funding in the U.S., highlighting a $1.5 trillion plan that relies heavily on state, local, and private investments. The conversation covers the challenges of regulatory burdens, the need for a gas tax increase, and the role of the federal government. It emphasizes the importance of bipartisan support and the potential economic benefits of improved infrastructure. The discussion also touches on the balance between tax cuts and infrastructure spending, suggesting that both can be achieved with strategic planning.

What are the three important pillars of the proposed infrastructure plan?

How much federal money is allocated in the infrastructure plan?

What is the expected outcome of reducing the time for environmental impact studies?

What challenges do state and local governments face regarding infrastructure funding?

What is the significance of the Los Angeles measure mentioned in the discussion?

What is the speaker's perspective on the need for a permanent funding solution for the Highway Trust Fund?

How does the speaker view the relationship between tax cuts and infrastructure investment?