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Roadbuilding
A New Direction – Transportation Reauthorization Proposal
For a downloadable PDF of Sen. John Mica's (R-Fla.), chair of the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, proposal for the surface transportation reauthorization, click here or go to http://republicans.transportation.house.gov/Media/file/112th/Highways/Reauthorization_document.pdf.
July 11, 2011
Safety
House rolls out six-year reauthorization proposal: Funding at last or financial road to ruin?
Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) Committee leaders have rolled out a new six-year transportation reauthorization proposal that streamlines and reforms federal programs, expedites the project approval process, maximizes leveraging of limited resources, provides flexibility for states, and ensures long-term funding stability for job-creating transportation programs. Committee Chairman John L. Mica (R-Fla.) and Committee leaders on July […]
July 11, 2011
Roadbuilding
House rolls out six-year reauthorization proposal
Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) Committee leaders have rolled out a new six-year transportation reauthorization proposal that streamlines and reforms federal programs, expedites the project approval process, maximizes leveraging of limited resources, provides flexibility for states, and ensures long-term funding stability for job-creating transportation programs. However, Democrats are calling the proposed legislation the "Republican Road to Ruin.",Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) Committee leaders have rolled out a new six-year transportation reauthorization proposal that streamlines and reforms federal programs, expedites the project approval process, maximizes leveraging of limited resources, provides flexibility for states, and ensures long-term funding stability for job-creating transportation programs. However, Democrats are calling the proposed legislation the "Republican Road to Ruin.",Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) Committee leaders have rolled out a new six-year transportation reauthorization proposal that streamlines and reforms federal programs, expedites the project approval process, maximizes leveraging of limited resources, provides flexibility for states, and ensures long-term funding stability for job-creating transportation programs. However, Democrats are calling the proposed legislation the "Republican Road to Ruin.",Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) Committee leaders have rolled out a new six-year transportation reauthorization proposal that streamlines and reforms federal programs, expedites the project approval process, maximizes leveraging of limited resources, provides flexibility for states, and ensures long-term funding stability for job-creating transportation programs. However, Democrats are calling the proposed legislation the "Republican Road to Ruin.",Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) Committee leaders have rolled out a new six-year transportation reauthorization proposal that streamlines and reforms federal programs, expedites the project approval process, maximizes leveraging of limited resources, provides flexibility for states, and ensures long-term funding stability for job-creating transportation programs. However, Democrats are calling the proposed legislation the "Republican Road to Ruin.",Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) Committee leaders have rolled out a new six-year transportation reauthorization proposal that streamlines and reforms federal programs, expedites the project approval process, maximizes leveraging of limited resources, provides flexibility for states, and ensures long-term funding stability for job-creating transportation programs. However, Democrats are calling the proposed legislation the "Republican Road to Ruin.",Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) Committee leaders have rolled out a new six-year transportation reauthorization proposal that streamlines and reforms federal programs, expedites the project approval process, maximizes leveraging of limited resources, provides flexibility for states, and ensures long-term funding stability for job-creating transportation programs. However, Democrats are calling the proposed legislation the "Republican Road to Ruin."
July 11, 2011
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OCTA: Federal transportation bill lays tracks for more jobs
The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) applauded congressional leaders and U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman John Mica (R-Fla.) July 8, 2011, for taking the necessary steps to invest in America’s transportation future by releasing the federal transportation reauthorization bill.
July 8, 2011
Roadbuilding
Financial District
A vast amount of transportation funding sitting around doing nothing may be put back into action if two U.S. senators can clear some very big hurdles; and a Cornell professor calls for an attitude adjustment in transportation infrastructure thinking.
March 1, 2011
Earmarkes Untitled 1
Roadbuilding
Financial District
A vast amount of transportation funding sitting around doing nothing may be put back into action if two U.S. senators can clear some very big hurdles; and a Cornell professor calls for an attitude adjustment in transportation infrastructure thinking.
March 1, 2011
Earmarkes Untitled 1
Roadbuilding
Financial District
A vast amount of transportation funding sitting around doing nothing may be put back into action if two U.S. senators can clear some very big hurdles; and a Cornell professor calls for an attitude adjustment in transportation infrastructure thinking.
March 1, 2011
Earmarkes Untitled 1
Roadbuilding
Mendez, Mica: ‘We’ll have a surface transportation bill by August recess’
by John Latta, Better Roads Editor-in-Chief ORLANDO–1st International Transportation Construction Management Conference Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) head Victor Mendez had at least positive notions today at the 1st International Transportation Construction Management Conference that is loaded with intense technical presentations. One: Mendez and House Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) Committee Chairman John Mica appear to be […]
February 8, 2011
Roadbuilding
Financial District
The rules of the transportation funding game have changed in Washington.
February 1, 2011
Cards Untitled 1
Roadbuilding
Financial District
The rules of the transportation funding game have changed in Washington.
February 1, 2011
Cards Untitled 1
Roadbuilding
What does AASHTO think about the House rules?
The American Association of Safety and Highway Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Executive Director John Horsley issued a statement on Jan. 5 regarding the adoption of a House of Representatives rules package that changes Rule XXI, clause 3: The statement follows: “We are disappointed that House Republicans voted to rescind a guarantee that Highway Trust Fund revenues […]
January 7, 2011
Safety
What does AASHTO think about the House rules?
The American Association of Safety and Highway Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Executive Director John Horsley issued a statement on Jan. 5 regarding the adoption of a House of Representatives rules package that changes Rule XXI, clause 3:
January 6, 2011
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