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OSHA's Augusta, Maine, office was recently honored by the Northeast Transportation Safety Coalition recently for their efforts to promote and enhance highway work zone safety. The office received the annual 2005 E-Award during a ceremony April 21 at the coalition's conference in South Portland, Maine, for its work with the ......
- $318 Billion
Despite intense pressure from the Bush administration to reduce the size of the bill, the U.S. Senate voted 76–21 to approve S. 1072, a new six-year surface transportation authorization bill providing a total of $318 billion for highway, transit and highway safety investments. Some $255 billion would go to fund ......
- Record highway funding will create jobs, fix
roads.
Despite a veto threat from the Bush Administration, the United States Senate is expected to overwhelming pass the Safe, Accountable, Flexible and Efficient Transportation Equity Act. SAFETEA increases highway and transportation spending to a record level of $318 billion over the next six years. It provides $311 billion for overall ......
- Federal-Aid Highways: Trends, Effect on State
Spending, and Options for Future Program Design.
GAO-04-802 August 31, 2004 In 2004, both houses of Congress approved separate legislation to reauthorize the federal-aid highway program to help meet the Nation's surface transportation needs, enhance mobility, and promote economic growth. Both bills also recognized that the Nation faces significant transportation challenges in the future, and each established ......
- INDOT facing budget barrier
Evaporation of state and federal funding for highway projects could halt local road improvement before the Indiana Department of Transportation's first-ever long-range plan really gets rolling. INDOT's plan, which was unveiled in 2000, was intended to ease congestion, make state highways safer and increase capacity with road construction and lane ......
- Highway Funding
The Texas Department of Transportation let a record $4 billion in construction projects in the last fiscal year, with about $3.5 billion in work expected to be let in fiscal 2004, TxDOT Executive Director Michael W. Behrens reports. The total budget for TxDOT in fiscal 2004 is $5,297,667,702 with highway ......
- Highway Funds Up In Budget Plan
The Bush administration is proposing to increase its federal highway and transit spending recommendations to the levels proposed by House Republicans during the 2004 highway bill negotiations, as part of its FY 2006 budget proposal. The administration's new TEA-21 reauthorization financing proposal would provide $283.9 billion in guaranteed highway, transit ......