Issues

RESTORING HIGHWAY FUNDING

Why Congress Needs To Approve The Highway Funding Restoration Act (H.R. 3694)

H.R. 3694 The Highway Funding Restoration Act
H.R. 3694 Fact Sheet
Cosponsors of H.R. 3694
Letters of Support for Restoring Highway Funding Levels

• Letter from the National Governors Association (NGA)
• Letter from NGA, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, AASHTO, American Highway Users Alliance, APTA, ARTBA, AGC, IUOE
• Letter from NACo, NLC, USCM, APWA, AMPO, NACE, NADO, NARC

• May 1, 2002: Transportation Committee Unanimously Approves Bipartisan Bill To Restore $4.4 Billion In Highway Funding
• March 14, 2002:  Transportation Committee Chairman Don Young's Statement On Restoring $4.4 Billion In Highway Funding
• March 13, 2002:  $4.4 Billion In Highway Funding Restored In Budget Resolution Under House Transportation & Budget Committees’ Agreement
• February 14, 2002: Majority Of U.S. House Members Are Now Cosponsoring Bipartisan Highway Funding Legislation
• February 7, 2002: Transportation Department Administrators Outline Goals For Highway & Transit Program Reauthorization
• February 7, 2002: Legislation Designed To Increase Highway Funding In All 50 States Introduced In U.S. House & Senate
• February 6, 2002: U.S. House & Senate Transportation Committees To Introduce Legislation To Correct Highway Funding Shortfall
• January 29, 2002: Bipartisan Leadership Of House Transportation Committee Pledges To Work For Increase In Proposed Highway Funding For FY 2003

State Highway Funding Cuts Under the Fiscal Year 2002 Transportation Appropriation Legislation