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President Submits Full FY 2018 Budget Request

May 25, 2017/

Federal Budget, Federal Funding, Federal Governance, Highway Trust Fund

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FAST Act Obligations for Highways Met in Trump FY18 Budget, but Promises Cuts and Delays Starting Next Year

May 25, 2017/

Appropriations, FASTLANE, Federal Budget, Federal Funding, Federal Governance, Highway Trust Fund, Highways

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By Jeff Davis

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Budget Fulfills FAST Act’s HTF Promises But Is Only Halfway There With General Funds, Which Are Caught In Spending Squeeze

May 25, 2017/

Appropriations, FASTLANE, Federal Funding, Federal Governance, Highway Trust Fund

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By Jeff Davis

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Budget Proposes Typical Cuts for Corps Water Resources Programs, Flat-Lines Water Quality Grants

May 25, 2017/

Appropriations, Environment, Federal Budget, Federal Funding, Federal Governance, Maritime, Ports

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By Jeff Davis

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Administration Proposes Amtrak, Other Rail Grant Cuts

May 25, 2017/

Amtrak, Appropriations, FASTLANE, Federal Funding, Federal Governance, Railroads

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By Jeff Davis

May 25, 2017 – The FY 2018 budget request from the Trump Administration calls for steep cuts in federal grants to Amtrak, with the intent to eliminate federal support for Amtrak’s long-distance routes. The budget would also reduce support for new intercity rail grant programs created by the FAST Act of 2015 below levels appropriated earlier this month in the 2017 omnibus appropriations law.

Budget Proposes Air Traffic Control Reform Paired With Aviation Tax Cut

May 24, 2017/

Air Traffic Control, Federal Budget, Federal Funding, Federal Governance

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By Jeff Davis

May 24, 2017 – President Trump’s version of air traffic control reform would also lower excise taxes on aviation by amounts that significantly exceed the savings achieved by taking ATC expenses out of the federal budget.

Shuster Defends ATC Reform Plan at Hearing

May 19, 2017/

Air Traffic Control, Aviation Safety, Aviation Workforce, Federal Governance

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By Rui Neiva

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Leaked Spreadsheet Purports to Outline Trump FY 2018 Budget Request

May 19, 2017/

Appropriations, Federal Budget, Federal Funding, Federal Governance

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By Jeff Davis

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Chao Fields Infrastructure Questions

May 19, 2017/

Federal Funding, Federal Governance

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By Jeff Davis

May 19, 2017 – Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao used two public events this week to promise infrastructure stakeholders that details of the Trump Administration’s $1 trillion infrastructure plan would soon be forthcoming.

Georgia’s Change of Heart on Automated Vehicles

May 19, 2017/

Automated Vehicles, State Governance

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By Greg Rogers

May 19, 2017 – On May 8, Georgia Governor Nathan Deal signed a law that explicitly allows for the operation of self-driving vehicles with and without human drivers. This marks a significant change of heart for a state that merely two years ago was squeamish about enacting policies around automated vehicles (AVs), fearing that the technology was not sufficiently mature to be regulated.