This is a series of memos from February 18 through 28, 1966, detailing Johnson Administration outreach to Congress on the draft transportation message.
This is a series of memos from February 1966 describing the Administration’s attempts to reach out to key Members of Congress in advance of the formal release of the bill creating a new Department of…
Video of President Johnson’s State of the Union address delivered to Congress on January 12, 1966. Fast forward to the 22 minute mark for his mention of a highway safety agenda and to the 23…
This a series of three undated memos sent by Under Secretary of Commerce for Transportation Alan Boyd to White House domestic affairs chief Joseph Califano, Jr. along with an undated cover letter (which we believe…
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 showing the annual growth rates for highway, transit, and safety spending from the Highway Trust Fund under fiscal years 2016-2020 under the conference agreement on the FAST Act.
Draft joint explanatory statement of the conferees on the FAST Act presented to the conferees for signature on December 1, 2015.
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.
Set of memos sent to White House domestic policy chief Joseph Califano on November 24, 1965 giving the Bureau of the Budget’s opinions on the three parts of the FY 1966 legislative agenda for transportation…
Collins (R-ME) amendment #2812 in the nature of a substitute offered to H.R. 2577, the Transportation-Housing appropriations bill for FY 2016, on the Senate floor on November 18, 2015. Amendment #2812 is identical to the…
November 17, 2015 letter to the National Governors Association to House and Senate conferees on H.R. 22, the DRIVE Act.
Congressional Budget Office score of the DRIVE Act (H.R. 22) as amended by the House with the text of the STRR Act and other provisions – released November 17, 2015. This document is somewhat confusing,…
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