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As Coast Guard Members Bear Brunt of Shutdown, Agency and Congress Seek Way Out

January 25, 2019/
Appropriations, Federal Funding, Federal Governance, Homeland security, Maritime
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By Alexander Laska

January 24, 2019 – Tens of thousands of members of the U.S. Coast Guard continue to go without pay while the partial government shutdown drags on, with 8,000 civilian workers missing their second paycheck Friday and 42,000 active-duty service members set to miss theirs if the shutdown moves into February.

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DeFazio Names T&I Subcommittee Chairmen for 116th Congress

January 25, 2019/
Federal Governance
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By Jeff Davis

January 25, 2019 – House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee chairman Peter DeFazio (D-OR) yesterday announced the lineup of chairmen of the six subcommittees of the T&I Committee for the 116th Congress.

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Is the Federal-Aid Highway Program Compatible With the “Green New Deal?”

January 25, 2019/
Aviation, Electric Vehicles, Emissions, Environment, Federal Governance, Fuel tax, High-Speed Rail, Highway Trust Fund, Highways, Public transit, Railroads, Trucking
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By Jeff Davis

January 25, 2019 – Both the spending and revenue sides of the federal-aid highway program are very carbon-centric. Is the present highway program compatible with a “Green New Deal”?

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Capitol Hill Events – Week of January 28, 2019

January 23, 2019/
Federal Governance, Highways
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By Jeff Davis

Tuesday, January 29 – Senate Environment and Public Works – full committee hearing on the nomination of Nicole Nason to be Federal Highway Administrator – 10:00 a.m., SD-406 Dirksen. Thursday, January 31 – House Oversight and Government Reform – full committee hearing on the impact of the government shutdown on…

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Senate Omnibus Takes Some Harbor Maintenance Spending Off-Budget

January 22, 2019/
Appropriations, Federal Funding, Federal Governance, Maritime, Ports
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By Jeff Davis

January 22, 2019 – Buried in the back of the omnibus FY19 appropriations bill released by Senate Republicans last night was a removing taking new appropriations out of the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund from the spending constraints of the Budget Control Act.

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Shutdown Will Reach 1-Month Mark With No End in Sight

January 18, 2019/
Appropriations, Federal Funding, Federal Governance
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By Jeff Davis

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White House Considering 10+ Year Surface Transportation Reauthorization

January 18, 2019/
FASTLANE, Federal Budget, Federal Funding, Federal Governance
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By Jeff Davis

January 18, 2019 – As Reuters first reported, high-level meetings were held at the White House this week to discuss infrastructure, and at those meetings, the idea of reauthorizing surface transportation programs for a decade or more as part of an infrastructure initiative was discussed.

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TRB Session Highlights Three Key Findings from Transportation Chapter of National Climate Assessment

January 18, 2019/
Environment, Resilience
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By Brianne Eby

January 18, 2019 – Transportation infrastructure is at risk from severe weather events compounded by climate change, according to the Transportation chapter of the Fourth National Climate Assessment (NCA4) report.

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USDOT Cautiously Proposes Relaxing Rules for Drones

January 18, 2019/
Federal Governance, Unmanned Aerial Systems
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By Paul Lewis

January 18, 2019 – In a speech at the Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting in Washington, Transportation Sec. Elaine Chao announced a proposed rule that would allow for small drone operators to fly over crowds and at night.

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Inland Waterways Stakeholders Highlight Federal Funding Challenges

January 18, 2019/
Federal Funding, Federal Governance, Maritime
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By Alexander Laska

January 17, 2019 – As freight projections show a steep increase in freight movement over the next few decades, stakeholders representing inland waterway transportation said they are well-positioned to handle the growing demand but that the federal government needs to help them invest in the projects that will keep things running smoothly.

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