Biden Nominates Ann Carlson to Head NHTSA
February 17, 2023 – President Biden announced on February 13 that he will nominate Ann Carlson, the Deputy Administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, to head that agency.
Building Tomorrow’s Transportation Workforce: New Eno Report Offers Guidance
February 15, 2023 – The IIJA and IRA together provided hundreds of billions of dollars to state and local governments for building and improving transportation infrastructure and curbing climate emissions. To be successful in meeting the mobility, equity, and sustainability goals outlined in these laws, these mega capital investments must be met with the right people and talent.
Moving MaaS 3: Helsinki Happenings
February 17, 2023 – Last week, I explored the rise and fall of Zipster, Singapore’s first major foray into MaaS programs. This week, I focus on Helsinki’s Whim application and how it’s faired in the capital of Finland. To read last week’s article, follow the link here.
Projection Discretion is Advised: CBO Releases FY23 Transportation Funding Baseline
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How Do Federal Transportation Trust Funds Invest Their Money?
February 17, 2023 – The Treasury Department invests the cash held by the four transportation trust funds in radically different ways.
New CBO Budget Projections Are Bad News for THUD Appropriations
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House T&I Holds Wide-Ranging Aviation Hearing
February 7, 2023 – On Tuesday, February 7, the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee held a broad hearing on aviation as a first step in the reauthorization process for the federal aviation law, which expires September 30, 2023.
Senate Panel Looks At Last Christmas’s Southwest Meltdown
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Senate Panel Looks At Last Christmas’s Southwest Meltdown
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FHWA Reveals Possible $3.5 Billion Highway Funding Overstatement
February 3, 2023 – The Federal Highway Administration told Congress this week that $3.5 billion in federal-aid highway contract authority balances held by states may have to be written off because they could be the result of a pre-2005 accounting error. However, any such writedown will not affect the total amount of federal highway money that the state can actually obligate and spend.