June 22, 1964 memo from Bureau of the Budget Director Kermit Gordon to White House aide Douglass Cater to prepare Cater for a meeting with Bill Moyers to discuss issues facing the 1964 transportation task…
November 14, 1980 briefing materials given to President Carter by his domestic policy staff and the Justice Department outlining a proposed settlement in litigation with the bankrupt Penn Central Transportation Company over the value of…
Draft statement for President Kennedy dated May 19, 1961 produced by the Office of Program Policy within the Housing and Home Finance Agency entitled “Urban Development and Transportation.” From the files of White House aide…
White House internal memo from Lee White to President Kennedy dated May 9, 1961 updating the President on negotiations with Senator Harrison Williams regarding his mass transit bill (S. 345), especially the question of operating…
Text of H.R. 3651, the bipartisan House PTC extension bill, as introduced on September 30, 2015.
Transcript of hearings before the Senate Transportation-Housing Appropriations Subcommittee in March and April 2008 on the fiscal year 2009 budget request for the Department of Transportation.
Transcript of hearings before the Senate Transportation-Housing Appropriations Subcommittee in February and May 2007 on the fiscal year 2008 budget request for the Department of Transportation.
Transcript of hearings held by the Senate Transportation-Treasury-Judiciary-HUD Appropriations Subcommittee in March and May 2006 on the fiscal year 2007 budget request for the Department of Transportation.
Part 2 of the section-by-section summary of the Clinton Administration’s NEXTEA surface transportation reauthorization proposal.
Part 1 of the section-by-section summary of the Clinton Administration’s NEXTEA surface transportation reauthorization proposal.
Text of part 2 of the Clinton Administration’s proposed NEXTEA surface transportation reauthorization bill.
Text of part 1 of the Clinton Administration’s proposed NEXTEA surface transportation reauthorization bill.
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