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At least $115M in federal transportation funding meant for Utah under review by Trump administration

The Trump administration is reviewing at least $115 million in federal transportation funding for Utah, placing multiple projects at risk.
District officials stated that their project to improve pedestrian safety in Copperton remains on hold due to the uncertain federal funding status.
Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy emphasized the need for safety improvements on transit systems, threatening to withhold federal funding if issues are not addressed.

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At least $115M in federal transportation funding meant for Utah under review by Trump administration

Federal funding holds implemented by the Trump administration have hit a handful of planned Utah transportation projects, including those aiming to build safer streets and better connections to transit.

2 days ago·Salt Lake City, United States

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How the Trump administration is targeting green transportation in blue states

Major crime is down 29 percent compared to last year on New York City’s subways and buses — a seemingly positive trend. But that’s not how the U.S. Department of Transportation sees it. The Department of Transportation, or DOT, sent a letter to New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority on March 18 warning that it must address safety on its system or risk losing federal funding. The department sent a similar letter to the Washington Metropolitan…

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