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This report provides a summary and the status for all significant rulemakings that DOT currently has pending or has issued recently. We update the Report at the beginning of each month. The information in the Report is not intended to commit DOT to specific conclusions or actions. For...
This report provides a summary and the status for all significant rulemakings that DOT currently has pending or has issued recently. We update the Report at the beginning of each month. The information in the Report is not intended to commit DOT to specific conclusions or actions. For...
This is a sample fraudulent letter being sent to DOT customers. This letter was dated November 7, 2012.
The Acquisition Services Division provides cross-cutting support to the Heads of Contracting Activity, internal stakeholders, and external customers (Transportation Safety Institute (TSI) and the Surface Transportation Board (STB)). This Division provides a full range of...
https://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/whitehouse.gov/files/omb/memoranda/2017/m-17-06.pdf
Table 1A Domestic Airline Fares Third Quarter 2009
The Office of Aviation Consumer Protection: Assists, educates and protects aviation consumers by, among other things, reviewing and responding to consumer complaints about air travel, publishing the U.S. Department of Transportation’s monthly Air Travel Consumer Report, and ensuring the...
Disinsection is permitted under international law in order to protect public health, agriculture and the environment. The World Health Organization and the International Civil Aviation Organization stipulate two approaches for aircraft disinsection--either spray the aircraft cabin, with an...
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT or Department) requires U.S. and foreign airlines to submit an annual report to the Department on the number and type of disability-related complaints that airlines receive.
Crafted with the input of our leadership, our employees and our stakeholders, the United States Department of Transportation’s (DOT’s) Strategic Plan for fiscal years 2012–2016 re-imagines America’s transportation system as the means by which we connect with one another, grow our economy, and...