Anthony Foxx
DOT’s Foxx sued by bankrupt bus company who claims he did little work for big pay
Foxx's attorney did not immediately return a request for comment, though Charlotte-based media outlets have quoted him as hinting the lawsuit is part of a litigation blitz by the bankrupt bus maker.
Read MoreSecretary Foxx receptive to notion of tolling existing interstates
Here's part of what he said: "We’ll consider finding ways to help when an option that states want to consider."
Read MoreShutdown = No twitter for Anthony Foxx
Anthony Foxx has pledged not to use Twitter during the government shutdown -- perhaps some hours of service suggestions might help wake him up.
Read MoreDOT’s Foxx defends hours rule, saying it is ‘product of years’ of research
In a letter of response to Congressional criticism, Foxx defends the current hours rule and says it is the result of years of research into driver fatigue and safety and analysis of comments from the public.
Read MoreAnalysis: Foxx needs to lead, not do more of the same
What should Anthony Foxx's No. 1 priority be as new Secretary of Transportation? Leading the U.S. to modern transportation infrastructure funding solutions, writes Kevin Jones.
Read MoreI-40 lanes back open in Arkansas
"Interstate truckers need a good federal highway system. The price we pay is regulation. Want the feds out of your business? Get used to sitting around in local traffic."
Read MoreAnthony Foxx sworn in, takes reins at DOT
Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx was sworn in Tuesday, July 2, as the new head of the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Read MoreDriver dispatches to DOT: New priorities for a new secretary
What should the new DOT Secretary focus make a priority as he takes office? We asked, and drivers responded.
Read MorePoll: What issues should the new DOT Secretary make his highest priority?
We asked -- you responded. From the many comments suggesting appropriate efforts for the top transportation officer in the land, we put together this poll on needed action from incoming Secretary Anthony Foxx.
Read MoreSenate confirms Foxx as next Department of Transportation head
The Department of Transportation officially has a new leader, as the Senate confirmed Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx June 27 to replace outgoing Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood.
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