Economic Strength: Creating reliable and efficient access to resources, markets and good-paying jobs
Investment in transportation infrastructure, such as roads, ports, railways, and public transit systems, facilitates the efficient movement of goods and people, reducing costs for businesses and individuals alike. Enhanced transportation networks can attract investment and spur economic growth by improving connectivity among regions, fostering trade, and creating job opportunities. Reliable, clean, and modern transportation systems increase productivity by allowing businesses to operate more efficiently and effectively. Moreover, equitable, clean, and affordable transportation options will enhance economic competitiveness, mobility of goods and services and more readily enable underserved populations to access employment opportunities. Federally-funded investments in transportation infrastructure are also required to incorporate domestically sourced construction materials and manufactured products, ensuring that workers across all of America have the opportunity to participate in and benefit from the creation of a stronger and more vibrant economy.
Economic Strength Focused Projects
- Advanced Air Mobility
- Air Service Agreements - Open Skies
- Certified US Air Carrier List
- Essential Air Service (EAS)
- Foreign Air Carrier Economic Licensing
- Freight Logistics Optimization Works
- Innovative Finance and Asset Concession Grants
- International Civil Aviation Organization
- Made in America
- MOMENTUM Global Engagement
- National Freight Strategic Plan
- National Multimodal Freight Network
- Public Charters
- Small Community Air Service Development Program
- Special Authorities
- State Freight Plans