Text of the George H.W. Bush Administration’s proposed Surface Transportation Authorization Act of 1991, as introduced in the House of Representatives as H.R. 1351. The bill proposed the creation of a 150,000-mile National Highway System…
(This only covers information about the law itself and actions taken after its enactment on December 4, 2015. All information about the process by which the FAST Act was enacted into law is on our…
Undated memo from Commerce Under Secretary Alan Boyd to the White House received on February 2, 1966 (but possibly written or send earlier) proposing possible changes in the legal framework for transportation rate regulation to…
Report No. 12 of the Senate Select Committee to Investigate the Executive Agencies of the Government (prepared by the Brookings Institution). This report recommended that federal agencies responsible for the promotion of transportation be consolidated,…
A January 2, 1976 memo from OMB Director James Lynn and Transportation Secretary William Coleman to President Ford asking the President to decide what positions to take in final negotiations with House and Senate conferees…
Collection of internal White House and Bureau of the Budget memos from October 1970 on whether or not the President should sign or veto H.R. 17849, the Rail Passenger Services Act, which created Amtrak.
This is a series of White House memos from December 1965 relating to outreach sessions held with transportation stakeholder groups to solicit their opinions in an off-the-record setting on two prongs of the draft 1966…
13-page summary of the FAST Act conference report prepared by the staff of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
This is version 2.1 of Team Eno’s section-by-section summary of the conference agreement on H.R. 22, the FAST Act. Every section of the conference report has at least a brief summary.
Table of funding authorizations under the FAST Act (Public Law 114-94).
Text of the draft conference report legislative language on the FAST Act (the five-year surface transportation bill) presented to House and Senate conferees for signature on December 1, 2015.
Congressional Research Service report dated November 20, 2015 entitled Federalism Issues in Surface Transportation Policy: A Historical Perspective by Robert Jay Dilger. The report provides a 43-page overview of how federalism concerns shaped the federal…
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