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NHTSA has released a number of Traffic Safety Fact Sheets for 2012. Topics include: young drivers, bicylists & other cyclists, pedestrians, teens and distracted driving, State alcohol-impaired driving estimates, and a 2012 overview.
2012 “Overview” Traffic Safety Fact Sheet (DOT HS 812...
Home base for the transportation reauthorization bus tour.
17 April 2014
Tallulah, Louisiana, one of the poorest regions in America has a vision & a "to-do" list. Theyu want improved bridges, roads (that don't flood when it rains) and passenger rail. We should expand the reach of transportation into rural corners of America...
18 April 2014
We finished our trip today in Dallas – by press conference overlooking the LBJ East project – a project that's been on the books for years but lacks the $1.5 billion needed to finish it. We highlighted – once again in this fast-growing city...
17 April 2014
Jackson, Mississippi is a fascinating place – an urban city tucked in a rural state with great need for transportation investment. Congressman Bennie Thompson pulled together a roundtable for us – and we heard a lot – concerns about MPOs,...