U.S. Department of Transportation Releases Public Involvement Guide

As States, Tribes and Local Governments Across the Nation Get to Work on Projects Funded by the President’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, New Guide Provides Promising Practices for Meaningful Public Involvement, Helping to Deliver Projects Faster

Biden-Harris Administration Announces Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s First Bridge Investment Program Grants

$18.4 million in FY22 Bridge Planning Grants will go to 23 projects in 23 states to create a long-term pipeline of construction-ready bridge projects

Biden-Harris Administration Sending States Nearly $60 Billion from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for America’s Roads and Bridges

President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provides a $15.4B increase in funding over FY21 which goes directly to all 50 States, DC and Puerto Rico

Biden-Harris Administration Opens Applications for $1 Billion Grant Program to Protect Critical Fish Populations and Support Local Jobs by Removing and Upgrading Culverts

Culvert Grant Program established by President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $39 Million in Grants for America’s Marine Highways to Strengthen Supply Chains

Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Boosts Program By $25 Million

Biden-Harris Administration Launches New Program to Help Communities Seek Infrastructure Projects

$30 million Program will allow Departments of Transportation, Housing and Urban Development to provide technical assistance to help communities access grants and opportunities, diversifying the pipeline of projects under consideration for Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding and financing

U.S. Department of Transportation Announces $75 Million Loan for High Occupancy Vehicle Lanes on US 101 in Santa Barbara County, California

Investment Will Help Connect People to Jobs

Biden-Harris Administration Extends Rest Periods for Flight Attendants

WASHINGTON— The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a final rule requiring that flight attendants receive longer periods of rest between shifts. The new rule increases the rest period to 10 consecutive hours.

U.S. Department of Transportation Expands Its Financing Program to Help Even More Infrastructure Projects Move Forward

Transit and Transit-oriented Development join rural projects and select applicants for the Department’s highly competitive INFRA/Mega/Rural Grant programs to be eligible for low-cost, flexible financing for nearly half of project costs

U.S. Department of Transportation Marks the Start of National Pedestrian Safety Month, Stresses the Need to Protect Vulnerable Road Users

President’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law includes unprecedented resources to improve safety on nation’s roads

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