The surface transportation bill is a major legislative measure passed by Congress every five years, covering funding and regulation for transportation infrastructure such as roads, bridges, transit, bike lanes, and more. This bill is crucial as the federal government supplies around one-quarter of all transportation funding, influencing significant infrastructure projects and community development. The extensive bill, likely exceeding 1,000 pages, establishes which transportation grant programs will be renewed or cut, requirements for funding, and the allocation of federal matching funds that are vital for state and local projects.
The surface transportation bill is passed every five years and covers federal government responsibilities for roads, bridges, rail, transit, bike lanes, and sidewalks. It significantly influences daily transportation and infrastructure in America.
This reauthorization bill dictates which transportation grant programs are renewed or cut, sets requirements for grantees, and determines funding sources. Its implications affect urban planning and community funding.
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