States, Congress Upset With Federal Highway Spending Memo

Some state DOTs and conservatives in Congress thought it prioritized Biden's newly passed infrastructure bill to emphasize spending on highway maintenance, not expansion. In fact, the memo didn't change how the funds can be used.

States, Congress Upset With Federal Highway Spending Memo Menu CONTINUE TO SITE ✕ Internet Explorer 11 is not supported For optimal browsing, we recommend Chrome, Firefox or Safari browsers. State and Local Politics and Policy States, Congress Upset With Federal Highway Spending Memo Some state DOTs and conservatives in Congress thought it prioritized Biden's newly passed infrastructure bill to emphasize spending on highway maintenance, not expansion. In fact, the memo didn't change how the funds can be used. Jan. 12, 2022 • Jared Brey Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Email Print (David

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