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Transportation asset management plans

Official strategies and programs that states use to manage and maintain their transportation infrastructure, such as roads, bridges, and signs, to ensure they remain in good condition and function efficiently.

Title 23, United States Code

A section of federal law that specifically deals with highways and other forms of transportation infrastructure in the United States.

Compliance determination

The federal government's decision on whether a state is meeting the required standards and rules for managing its transportation assets.

Recertification

A periodic process where a state must prove again that its transportation asset management plan or other related programs still meet federal standards.

Noncompliance

A state or entity's failure to meet specific federal requirements or standards.

Stay

A temporary halt or suspension of a legal proceeding, action, or the enforcement of a penalty or determination.

Fiscal year

A 12-month period used for budgeting and accounting purposes, which does not necessarily align with the calendar year (January-December).