Press Room

February 2012

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On January 31, 2012, the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee formally introduced their transportation reauthorization proposal today as part of The American Energy and Infrastructure Jobs Act. The committee issued a press release, and a summary of the legislation is also available. In a U.S. Chamber Statement, Janet Kavinoky commended Chairman Mica, and said the reforms "can contribute to more effective investments and can increase Americans’ confidence that the federal government is ensuring that their tax dollars are spent wisely and effectively."

On January 25, 2012, the Americans for Transportation Mobility Coalition officially launched the Make Transportation Job #1 campaign calling on Congress to pass federal highway, transit and safety legislation that, at a minimum, maintains investment levels before the current law expires on March 31, 2012 with a Letter to Congress signed by more than 1,000 business, organizations, associations, coalitions, and other groups. The Coalition's letter received significant press attention. In addition to the Coalition's Press Release, here are a few examples of the media coverage: an article from The Hill covering the impressive effort. Politico’s Morning Transportation called it “A Thousand Strong.” Environment & Energy Daily says “The campaign also takes on added importance after Tuesday's State of the Union address.” You can also check out the post Janet Kavinoky, Vice President, Americans for Transportation Mobility Coalition wrote for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Free Enterprise blog.

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ATM Testimony before Congressional Committees on Infrastructure Investment and Economic Recovery