November 29th, 2016
The American Highway Users Alliance commended the selection of Department of Transportation (DOT) Secretary nominee Elaine Chao. Continue reading
23 Organizations Oppose FHWA Regulatory OverreachAugust 22nd, 2016
A diverse group of organizations representing highway users, transportation, vehicle, and energy trade associations filed joint comments opposing any move by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to impose a greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction performance requirement on State transportation departments and metropolitan planning organizations. Continue reading
Highway Users Congratulates Congress on Highway Bill PassageDecember 3rd, 2015
“On behalf of the millions of motorists and commercial drivers, the American Highway Users Alliance congratulates Congress for overwhelming passage of the bipartisan FAST Act, which will stabilize federal surface transportation programs through 2020. Continue reading
Unclogging America’s Arteries: Prescriptions for Healthier HighwaysNovember 23rd, 2015
A study released by the American Highway Users Alliance, entitled Unclogging America’s Arteries 2015, identifies America’s 50 worst bottlenecks and finds that the very worst bottleneck, as measured by hours of delay, is in Chicago, IL. Los Angeles, CA owns the next six of the top 10.
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The Highway Users has joined the Coalition for Future Mobility to advance legislation that improves road safety, reduces traffic congestion and enhances mobility through the use of highly automated vehicles. Continue reading
America’s Economic ExpresswayMay 1st, 2017
The Highway Users is proud to support the Partnership for America’s Economic Expressway to help usher in the future of the national highway freight network. For more information on this new initiative, click here. Continue reading
May 1st, 2017
The text of the FY17 Omnibus Appropriations bill was released. The bill includes $43,266,100,000 in obligation authority for FAST Act highway programs in FY17, an increase of $905 million over FY16 levels. Continue reading
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