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This bill allows Tribal governments to use more of their federal transportation funding for road grading and maintenance to improve safety and access on Tribal lands.AI-written
Removes federal spending caps on road grading for Tribal nations, allowing them to use more of their transportation funds to smooth and maintain the 160,000 miles of roads on Tribal lands.
Road conditions on Tribal lands are a major safety and economic issue; poor roads damage vehicles, delay ambulances during emergencies, and make it harder for people to get to work. Current federal funding only covers about a third of what is actually needed to keep these roads safe. By allowing Tribes to use more of their existing funds for grading, the bill addresses a basic but critical infrastructure need that has been neglected due to technical spending caps.
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This bill allows Tribal governments to use more of their federal transportation funding for road grading and maintenance to improve safety and access on Tribal lands.AI-written
Removes federal spending caps on road grading for Tribal nations, allowing them to use more of their transportation funds to smooth and maintain the 160,000 miles of roads on Tribal lands.
Road conditions on Tribal lands are a major safety and economic issue; poor roads damage vehicles, delay ambulances during emergencies, and make it harder for people to get to work. Current federal funding only covers about a third of what is actually needed to keep these roads safe. By allowing Tribes to use more of their existing funds for grading, the bill addresses a basic but critical infrastructure need that has been neglected due to technical spending caps.
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