House Committee Releases Surface Transportation Reauthorization Proposal
On July 7, 2011, House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee leaders presented a six-year reauthorization proposal to streamline and reform federal programs, expedite the project approval process, maximize leveraging of limited resources, provide flexibility for states, and ensure long-term funding stability for job-creating transportation programs.
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(The Committee notes that one of its highest priorities in the 112th Congress is enacting a long-term surface transportation law that authorizes funding and sets policy for the federal highway, transit, and highway safety programs, and also includes policy reforms for rail and maritime transportation.)