#bipartisan-infrastructure-law

#bipartisan-infrastructure-law

The NTIA has allocated over $369 million for digital skills and inclusion initiatives to bridge the digital divide.

The NTIA is providing $250 million to 24 organizations to enhance digital skills and inclusion across various states.

Biden can enhance climate investments by organizing funds towards sustainable transportation projects using flex funding.

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law has initiated an unprecedented scale of infrastructure projects in the U.S., with a focus on sustainability and modernization.

Pete Buttigieg emphasizes dismantling systemic racism in transportation while implementing significant infrastructure laws.

California invested $13 billion in transportation safety and accessibility in 2024, reflecting a commitment to infrastructure and job creation.

The FTA awarded $10.5 million in grants for affordable housing near transit to enhance ridership and support community development.

The US is investing over $3 billion in battery projects across 14 states to enhance domestic manufacturing and support climate change goals.

The U.S. is significantly increasing public EV chargers, but the rollout is slow compared to rising electric vehicle sales.

The shift towards electric vehicles depends heavily on the availability and reliability of charging infrastructure.

The Biden administration's initiatives aim to enhance EV adoption through improved charging infrastructure and technology advancements, but reliability remains a major concern for drivers.

Elon Musk sought clarification from Secretary Buttigieg on the NEVI program after misinformation circulated, emphasizing the significance of federal funding for EV chargers.

The upcoming elections highlight a significant choice regarding sustainable transportation, especially in light of future infrastructure policy.

Athens City Schools in Tennessee to receive first Thomas Built electric school buses through EPA Clean School Bus Program