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U.S. DOT Guidance on Recovery Act Certifications
Secretary LaHood’s February 27, 2009 Letter
Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood issued guidance on February 27, 2009, requesting action by the Nation’s Governors to make certifications and other assurances that the funding made...
Other Communications
Formula Block Grants
On-Demand Recovery-related Videos
Collection of Federal Register Notices for the Recovery Act releated to the US Department of Transportation.
The Recovery Act and related guidance include several provisions that require DOT to take steps beyond standard practice, including reporting, information collection, budget execution, risk management, and specific action related to award type. Below are weekly financial report organized by DOT...
Recovery Funded Projects
A collection of Disability Resource Center success stories about Department of Transportation staff including Jacob Leffler, a Correspondence Specialist in the Office of the Secretary's Executive Secretariat, Elizabeth Jenkins, a staff assistant in the Office of the Deputy Secretary, Mike Pina,...
Throughout this site, the DRC has many helpful handouts and forms. On this page, you'll find a comprehensive listing, by category, of all of the documents featured throughout the site. We hope this will make it easier for you to find what you need.
This Handbook describes the services provided by the DOT Disability Resource Center. The Handbook is designed to be easily navigated on the web, with searchable terms and clickable links to sections and references.
The chapters are meant to stand each on its own, to make it easier for...