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Amtrak’s FY23 Budget Adheres to IIJA Authorizations

April 22, 2022/
Amtrak
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By Jeff Davis

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Amtrak Concedes Perpetual $1 Billion/Year Operating Losses

April 21, 2022/
Amtrak
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By Jeff Davis

April 21, 2022 – Amtrak’s new budget documents call for $1 billion per year operating losses as far as can be projected, a drastic change from the passenger railroad’s historic pre-COVID break-even.

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USDOT Gets FY22 Highway and Transit Formula Funding Increases Out the Door

April 8, 2022/
Appropriations, FY22, Highway Trust Fund
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By Jeff Davis

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Guest Op-Ed: What Streets Are Today, What Streets Should Be Tomorrow

April 8, 2022/
Local governance, Pedestrian, Traffic Safety
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By Seth LaJeunesse

April 8, 2022 – It’s past time we center the voices of those who stand to benefit the most from improvements to the way they and we all connect with one another in physical and social space.

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NTSB Asks for Funding & Personnel Increases, Expanded & Clarified Authorities at House Hearing

April 8, 2022/
Aviation Safety, Safety & Security
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By Jeff Davis

April 8, 2022 – This week, the chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board came to Capitol Hill to give an update on the NTSB’s current status and explore the independent agency’s needs and plans for the future.

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Staff Capacity, Driver Shortages, Supply Chain Issues Top of Mind at Senate Rural Transit Hearing

April 8, 2022/
Transit
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By Katie Donahue

April 8, 2022 – This week, the Senate Banking Committee took a look at the specific issues facing mass transit providers in rural America.

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Step-by-Step: How $52.5 Billion in New Highway Formula Funding Becomes $47.1 Billion

April 8, 2022/
Appropriations, FY22
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By Jeff Davis

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Biden Names New FMCSA Head; Senate Confirms Syed As Nomination Backlog Builds

April 8, 2022/
USDOT
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By Jeff Davis

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DOT Releases Updated CAFE Standards

April 1, 2022/
Emissions
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By Jeff Davis

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Guest Op-Ed: Fast Trains for All

April 1, 2022/
High-Speed Rail, Infrastructure
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By Paige Malott

April 1, 2022 – In the U.S., the Pacific Northwest has reached a tipping point where expanding its mobility choices to include high speed rail is critical to plan for long-term growth and address large-scale challenges such as climate change, housing affordability, and access to good-paying jobs.

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