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Policymakers in the House of Representatives will prioritize traditional surface transportation projects when they kick off negotiations on a multiyear highway policy bill.

Dozens of freight and trucking stakeholders praised the recently enacted comprehensive tax and budget measure referred to as the “One Big, Beautiful Bill.”

House funding leaders on June 24 approved a fiscal 2026 spending plan for homeland security programs meant to boost supply chain safety initiatives.

A House lawmaker is pressing colleagues to advance legislation that takes aim at cargo theft in the rail sector.

The U.S. Senate’s tax-writing panel in June put its official stamp on the chamber’s upcoming budget bill, which will notably not include a fee on electric and hybrid vehicles.

President Donald Trump on June 12 hosted a signing ceremony at the White House with freight and trucking executives to formally roll back a Biden-era emissions policy.

Committees in the GOP-led Senate took aim at commercial transportation and emissions policies as they seek to finalize their response to the House-passed procedural budget package.

A Senate committee on June 11 approved the nomination of Sean McMaster to become administrator of the Federal Highway Administration.

Bipartisan legislation seeking to enhance consumer protections in the moving industry was recently approved by a Senate committee.

Subcommittee debate on the bill meant to fund operations at the Department of Transportation��is scheduled for July 14 with full committee consideration slated for July 17.