S. 907 · 109th Congress
Federal Public Transportation Act of 2005
- Stage
- Reported from committee
- Sponsor
- Richard Shelby
- Introduced
- 2005-04-26
- Latest action
- 2005-04-28 · By Senator Shelby from Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs filed written report. Report No. 109-62. Additional views filed.
Subjects
Congress
Government trust funds
Health
Terrorism
Hawaii
Law
Transportation and public works
Crime prevention
Energy
Higher education
Research and development
Commerce
Small business
Alaska
Animals
New Jersey
Department of Homeland Security
Department of Transportation
Commuting
Science, Technology, Communications
Armed Forces and National Security
Government Operations and Politics
Public Lands and Natural Resources
Labor and Employment
Economics and Public Finance
Federal aid to research
Research centers
Minorities
Crime and Law Enforcement
Nonprofit organizations
Social Welfare
Metropolitan areas
Urban affairs
Congressional reporting requirements
Disabled
Federal aid to education
Federal aid to transportation
Highway finance
Mass rapid transit
National parks
Scholarships
Environmental Protection
Governmental investigations
Authorization
Fraud
Government contractors
Transportation engineering
Research grants
Employee rights
Government procurement
Minority business enterprises
State laws
Housing and Community Development
Federal aid to Indians
Administrative procedure
Technological innovations
Security measures
Noise
Alternative energy sources
Public-private partnerships
Drug abuse
Judicial review
Employee training
Bicycles
Tourism
Passenger ships
Indian lands
Drunk driving
Competitive bidding
Wildlife refuges
Nature conservation
Drug testing
Travel costs
Transportation workers
Motor buses
Subways
Intermodal transportation
Light rail transit
Motor vehicle pollution control
Railroad safety
Transportation and the aged
Transportation and the disabled
Transportation planning
Transportation research
Urban transportation
Population
Kidney diseases
Capital investments
Severance pay
National recreation areas
Military base closures
Right-of-way
Transportation safety
Drugs and employment