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Congress Must Pass a Transportation Bill
By Tom Donohue, President and CEO
Work on important construction projects in communities across the country came to a temporary halt last week after Congress initially failed to extend legislation funding highway and transit programs. In addition, nearly 2,000 Department of Transportation employees--including inspectors--were furloughed without pay. Washington's failure to act couldn't have come at a worse time--unemployment is sky high and our nation's infrastructure is crumbling.
How can policymakers miss the boat on transportation when our needs are so obvious?
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