Transportation updates from around the state

| 4/28/2021

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Monroe County officials are moving forward with a planned upgrade of concourse A at Key West International Airport. The project, which includes additional seating and baggage claim conveyors, will begin by early 2023...

Electric vehicles only account for about 3.5% of car sales in Florida, but state lawmakers are already looking at ways to offset lost gas taxes — a main funding source for roads and bridges — as that percentage grows...

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