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News•Staff•August 22, 2003

Georgia RTA receives $2.9 million for buses

The agency was awarded a grant for its Regional Express Bus System by the U.S. DOT.

News•Staff•August 5, 2003

Sandberg sworn in as head of FMCSA

Annette M. Sandberg has been serving as acting adminstrator of the FMCSA since December 2002.

News•Staff•July 18, 2003

U.S. DOT awards $14.7 million to universities

The DOT awarded 13 grants in support of advanced transportation-related research at University Transportation Centers nationwide.

Articles•Staff•July 1, 2003

Amtrak reform bill puts burden on states

Under the administration’s plan, Amtrak would transition over time into three entities.

News•Staff•June 3, 2003

U.S. DOT changes employee drug testing rules

The new rule prevents employees in transportation industries from being unfairly found to have violated the department's regulations.

News•Staff•May 15, 2003

U.S. DOT unveils surface transportation proposals

The Bush Administration's six-year $247 billion surface transportation reauthorization proposal, SAFETEA, earmarks $58.7 billion for environmental programs.

News•Staff•April 10, 2003

Amtrak signs accountability agreement with U.S. DOT

The DOT will oversee each phase of Amtrak spending and withhold grant payments until Amtrak agrees to spending parameters approved by the DOT.

Articles•Staff•April 1, 2003

TSA moves to Dept. of Homeland Security

The TSA is one of 22 federal agencies that were transferred to Homeland Security, a new Cabinet-level department led by Secretary Tom Ridge.

News•Staff•March 5, 2003

TSA moves to Dept. of Homeland Security

The Transportation Security Administration was created in November 2001.

Articles•Staff•March 1, 2003

FY 2004 DOT budget requests $54.3 billion, a 6% hike over 2003

A total of $14.4 billion targets transportation safety, a top priority for the DOT.

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News•Staff•August 22, 2003

Georgia RTA receives $2.9 million for buses

The agency was awarded a grant for its Regional Express Bus System by the U.S. DOT.

News•Staff•August 5, 2003

Sandberg sworn in as head of FMCSA

Annette M. Sandberg has been serving as acting adminstrator of the FMCSA since December 2002.

News•Staff•July 18, 2003

U.S. DOT awards $14.7 million to universities

The DOT awarded 13 grants in support of advanced transportation-related research at University Transportation Centers nationwide.

Articles•Staff•July 1, 2003

Amtrak reform bill puts burden on states

Under the administration’s plan, Amtrak would transition over time into three entities.

News•Staff•June 3, 2003

U.S. DOT changes employee drug testing rules

The new rule prevents employees in transportation industries from being unfairly found to have violated the department's regulations.

News•Staff•May 15, 2003

U.S. DOT unveils surface transportation proposals

The Bush Administration's six-year $247 billion surface transportation reauthorization proposal, SAFETEA, earmarks $58.7 billion for environmental programs.

News•Staff•April 10, 2003

Amtrak signs accountability agreement with U.S. DOT

The DOT will oversee each phase of Amtrak spending and withhold grant payments until Amtrak agrees to spending parameters approved by the DOT.

Articles•Staff•April 1, 2003

TSA moves to Dept. of Homeland Security

The TSA is one of 22 federal agencies that were transferred to Homeland Security, a new Cabinet-level department led by Secretary Tom Ridge.

News•Staff•March 5, 2003

TSA moves to Dept. of Homeland Security

The Transportation Security Administration was created in November 2001.

Articles•Staff•March 1, 2003

FY 2004 DOT budget requests $54.3 billion, a 6% hike over 2003

A total of $14.4 billion targets transportation safety, a top priority for the DOT.

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