U.S. Transportation Secretary Mineta invites Americans to comment on future surface transportation programs.
"U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta asked individuals and groups across the country to take advantage of a new online service to express their opinions and offer ideas as the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) prepares its proposal to Congress on reauthorization of the nation's surface transportation programs."For the first time ever, USDOT is providing a website (http://www.dot.gov, selected "Surface Transportation") for individuals and groups to go online and submit comments, ideas and analyses regarding reauthorization.
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