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FY12 Spending for DOT, Other Construction

Published Nov. 18, 2011
Federal transportation construction programs have their fiscal 2012 funding locked in, thanks to a newly enacted appropriations package. Highway funding and TIGER grants were sliced, high-speed rail was zeroed out, but aid for mass transit got a boost.

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