Federal Legislative Proposals Overview: Funding Challenges and Policy Recommendations
Explore the current state of federal legislative proposals impacting transportation infrastructure funding, including the looming shortfall in the Highway Trust Fund and key initiatives like the Grow America and DRIVE Acts. Learn about funding needs, policy changes, and the implications for the future of transportation development in the United States.
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FEDERAL LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS
Current Situation Current bill expires in 8 days HTF will be broke $3B September $8B Year End (USDOT says $11B) General fund transfer must happen
Grow America USDOT Proposal 6 year bill Prohibits new MPOs in a MSA Creates High Performing MPOs
DRIVE Act Senate EPW Committee Increases STP Sub-allocations, overall money goes down TAP 100% Sub-allocated Transit representation on MPO Boards clarified New planning factor Improve system resiliency and reliability Identifies new interested parties Assistance for major projects Think TIGER Freight program
DRIVE Act Cont Identifies new interested parties Assistance for major projects Think TIGER Freight program Money requires $100 Billion over 6 years PL funds pegged at 2009 Program funding pegged at 2014 (actually 2009)
