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Reauthorization Update

House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has presented a blueprint of the bill they hope to pass before the current highway authorization expires in September.

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CAIT helps develop safer, more durable, and more efficient infrastructure and transportation systems.

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CAIT is addressing every aspect of today's—and tomorrow's—most pressing infrastructure issues: safety, security, environmental impacts, sustainability, mobility, and asset management of our roads, bridges, and more.

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