History of the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund
November 6, 2019 – A comprehensive history of the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund, from the original proposal in 1984 through House passage of the balance spend-down bill in October 2019.
FHWA Releases State-by-State Totals for July 2020 Highway Funding Cut
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Boeing CEO Faces Hostile Audiences on Capitol Hill
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Capitol Hill Events – Week of November 4, 2019
The House of Representatives is in recess the week of November 4. While the Senate is in session, none of the committee meetings scheduled for the week of November 4 relates to transportation.
New Draft Provisions Hint at Federal AV Bill Revival
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Who Will Run DHS? Top-Level Vacancies Make Decision Difficult
November 1, 2019 – The resignation of Kevin McAleelan as Acting Secretary of Homeland Security, announced October 11, was supposed to take effect yesterday. But the Trump Administration has been unable to settle on a new Acting Secretary, so as of last night, McAleelan was going to stay on a few more days until the White House could settle on a successor.
Defense Bill With Chinese Rolling Stock Ban May Not Be Finalized
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Rideshare Taxes, State Revenue Limits, and Major Transit Bonds: Top 10 Ballot Measures to Watch in November
October 31, 2019 – This November —in addition to a slew of gubernatorial, state legislative, and mayoral elections—voters across 20 states will decide on more than 100 transportation-related ballot measures totaling over $12 billion in potential investment, and the Eno Center is keeping track.
House Subcommittee Considers Environmental, Economic Effects and Industry Involvement in CAFE Standards
October 31, 2019 – On October 29, the House Oversight and Reform Subcommittee on Environment held a hearing, “Trump’s Wrong Turn on Clean Cars: The Effects of Fuel Efficiency Rollbacks on the Climate, Car Companies, and California.”
USDOT Hosts Summit on Access and Mobility for Disabled or Rural Individuals
October 31, 2019 – On Tuesday, October 29, The USDOT hosted a Summit for Access and Mobility for All. Speeches and panel discussions focused on the need to improve transportation options for people with disabilities through strategies such as universal design, better wayfinding, increased affordability, and new technologies. The Department pledged $48.5 million towards three new programs to enhance transportation options for people with disabilities, older adults, and people in rural areas.