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NATIONAL FACT SHEET: House Republicans’ Proposals Jeopardize Transportation Safety and Infrastructure
Congressional Republicans are holding the nation’s full faith and credit hostage in an effort to impose devastating cuts that would hurt communities, raise costs for hardworking families, and set back economic growth. House Republicans’ proposal would slash funding for programs the American people...Following New Data Showing Traffic Fatalities Remain Persistently High, USDOT Announces Over 30 New Commitments from Allies in Action to Reduce Traffic Deaths
Invites All to Take the Pledge and Help Stop Roadway FatalitiesBiden-Harris Administration Opens Applications for $848 Million in Competitive Grant Funding to Make Roads, Bridges, Transit, Rail, and Ports More Resilient to Climate Change
New Bipartisan Infrastructure Law program supports projects to protect community transportation systems from natural hazards and climate change impacts, including through nature-based solutionsNHTSA Estimates for 2022 Show Roadway Fatalities Remain Flat After Two Years of Dramatic Increases
More miles driven and lower fatality rates compared to 2021FAA Selects Sustainable Design for New Control Towers at Municipal, Smaller Airports
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funds will help get work underwayBiden-Harris Administration Announces More Than $1 Billion for Local Communities to Improve Roadway Safety
More than 500 communities received funding for planning and projects from first round of grants announced in February; second round of funding encourages applicants to submit proposals that include demonstration projects that can be built quickly from temporary materialsSecretary Buttigieg Delivers Remarks on Bridge Investments in Albany County, New York
Thank you! Thank you very much, Steve, for illustrating the importance of this infrastructure work. When we get it right with public sector investment, we make it easier for the private sector and your employees, your workers, the people count on you, to thrive. And when you think about all that...