Presidential Candidate and Three-Term New York City Mayor, Mike Bloomberg Released more Detailed Infrastructure Plan.

The Plan's Highlights include:

- Spending $850 Billion over 10 years to Improve Roads, Bridges, and Dams.

- Repairing 240,000 Miles of Roads and 16,000 Bridges by 2025.

- Establishing a $1 Billion Annual “Pothole” Fund.

- Building Fast Rail Links to 10 of the Busiest U.S. Airports by 2030.

- Completing One High-Speed Rail Line by 2025 and Three by 2030.

- Build a Smarter Transportation Network

- Ensure Airports can Handle more Passengers.

- Expand Broadband Access to All Americans by 2030.

- Fix Water Infrastructure, starting with Cities in Crisis.

- Invest in Clean Buildings, Transportation, and Power.

CLICK HERE to read about All of Bloomberg's Plans and Record.

Bloomberg's Longtime Department of Transportation (DOT) Commissioner, who put together the Plan, explains how Bloomberg Plans to Pay for it.

"Mike's tax plan actually outlines how it is we're going to pay for it. It's a $1.2 trillion-dollar plan, but unlike all of the other candidates that have big infrastructure plans, Mike has a vision and a goal to connect America differently. So it's not enough to just keep spending money. If that worked, we would not be stuck in a sea of red lights, broken bridges, bad potholes, the current strategy isn't working," said Former New York City DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan.










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