This a 3-page PDF showing estimated funding amounts provided by or under the chairman’s amendment in the nature of a substitute to the INVEST Act, filed on June 7, 2021
Eno’s Jeff Davis gives his take on how the Biden administration could approach COVID-19 travel through customer-oriented regulation.
Gardner’s bill would not provide new funding for the highway. Designation is “just a way of attracting attention to the project and getting everyone to agree to prioritize it ahead of other state priorities,” said…
This is a two-page PDF. Page one is a table showing the process by which the Federal Highway Administration will apportion $43.4 billion in highway funding to states for fiscal year 2021 under the pending…
This PDF is a copy of a letter from Treasury Secretary George Humphrey to Senate Finance Committee chairman Harry Byrd (D-VA), dated March 23, 1956 and marked “personal” and addressed “Dear Harry,” reflecting the close…
This is a two-page document dated February 8, 1956 from the Office of Tax Policy at the Treasury Department. It is a draft legislative provision creating an “Interstate Highway System Fund” to separate highway user…
This PDF file is an exchange of letters between Senator Albert Gore (D-TN) and President Eisenhower in the fall of 1959.
This is a table showing estimated rates of return on Highway Trust Fund tax payments under the House’s INVEST in America Act of 2020.
This is a two-page table comparing funding levels in the Senate’s highway reauthorization bill (S. 2302 as reported in the Senate) with the House’s highway reauthorization bill (sections 101 and 102 of Division A and…
This is a two-page table comparing funding levels in the Senate’s highway reauthorization bill (S. 2302 as reported in the Senate) with the House’s highway reauthorization bill (sections 101 and […]
This is a one-page PDF file with account-level funding totals for the Trump Administration’s ten-year (FY 2021-2030), $810 billion surface transportation reauthorization proposal released on February 10, 2020.
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