Policy Matters: Page 17

Infrastructure
Report: The Past, Present & Future of Federal Highway Funding
Each year, more than $45B in Federal highway funding is distributed to states but changing conditions like deteriorating roads or population increases won't increase funding. The Eno Center for Transportation reports how to disrupt this funding model.
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Federal Government has Critical Role in Funding Infrastructure
John Yarmuth, chairman of the House Budget Committee says our nation’s infrastructure bill is overdue, and it’s already costing us our health, our safety and our economic potential.
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ARTBA Selects HCSS President and CFO Steve McGough as New Chairman
A 35-year construction industry veteran, McGough has been a distinguished volunteer in national construction organizations for 15 years.
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California Could Lose Highway Funding Due to Air Quality Issues
The Trump Administration is threatening to withhold highway funding from California for its ‘chronic air quality problems,’ putting billions of federal transportation dollars in jeopardy
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EPA, Army Fulfill Trump Executive Order by Rolling Back Obama-era Clean Water Rule
The U.S. EPA and Department of the Army announced repeal of the Waters of the United States rule, fulfilling a longstanding Trump administration objective
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Transportation's Only Internationally Accredited Safety Program Reaches Milestone
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ARTBA Foundation safety program certifies its 400th transportation industry professional
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Lack of Guaranteed Funding Causing Road Building Market to Soften
Neither contractors nor manufacturers have a crystal ball to predict funding or needs, which is causing the market to take a, hopefully, temporary downturn
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[VIDEO] Senate Committee Approves $297B Transportation Bill Without Funding
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Senate Environment and Public Works Committee unanimously approved a $287 billion highway bill to replace the FAST Act when it expires in Oct. 2020; plus more industry news on the Aug. 8, 2019, edition of Construction News Tracker
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Senate Committee Advances ATIA - What Happens Next?
The Senate Commerce and Banking Committees will need to address rail networks, safety and transit before the Senate Finance Committee finds the pay-for. Once these are in place, this multifaceted legislation can head to the Senate for a full chamber vote
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NAPA Welcomes Bipartisan Action With The America’s Transportation Infrastructure Act
The ATIA includes funding for $287 billion of real infrastructure investment over five years, which will make a significant improvement in the nation’s ability to move goods and people freely and efficiently.
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Senate Committee Advances Bipartisan Bill to Lift Transportation Spending 27%
Environment & Public Works Committee unanimously passed a $287B bill, the largest highway spending legislation in history, without addressing how to pay for it
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Senate Considering America's Transportation Infrastructure Act
The “America’s Transportation Infrastructure Act” would authorize $287 billion in state highway spending
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