Benjamin Cheatham

The country’s vast network of highways, airports and seaports historically has been a primary source of competitive advantage, but today our vital infrastructure is like a 1976 Chevy—physically and financially outdated. Photo: © Trombax-Fotolia.com CHEATHAM While other countries are exploring new approaches, America’s infrastructure strategy is in desperate need of an upgrade. In addition to being a critical challenge, infrastructure represents an intriguing economic opportunity. Unleashing a wave of creative infrastructure investments in the U.S. will reduce shipping costs, help U.S. manufacturers, directly employ millions of Americans and reduce CO emissions from the transportation sector. The trouble is the way