It would certainly be absurd to dismiss the danger and damage that has been associated with flammable liquids being used to propel our vehic...
We see how fraud in the movement of goods has created just gut-wrenching stories from people who are vulnerable when somebody else has posse...
The cost of electric vehicles is going down, and we have even seen research indicating that...
We need this legislation. Look, we are doing everything we can, short of an act of Congress, but we are urgently calling for Congress to act...
We think it is really important to fill in some of the gaps in areas that won't pencil for the private sector.
They have the means to operate more safely. But unless a law requires it of them, it will not happen.
We face fierce competition from around the world...to make sure that America leads the way in the EV revolution.
America has never been the kind of country that waited for other countries to solve a problem.
we urge this committee and this Chamber to act on.
Put simply, there is a lot of important work going on right now making communities more accessible, creating good-paying jobs across the cou...
We are very focused on making sure that we support both transit worker safety and rider safety.
We need to set even higher standards, and we need Congress to pass the Railway Safety Act to make tracks, cars, and working conditions safer...
it is going to take an act of Congress to give us some of the tools that we need.
We don't believe that that is accurate. And of course, we will comply with any and all relevant court rulings.
Before I begin, I do want to take a moment to remember Representative Donald Payne, Jr. He was a pleasure to work with. As you know, he was ...
I can't guarantee on behalf of any project sponsor when they will be ready.
We think that is just the beginning of the corridor development we can do both with conventional, and in the future, we think, high-speed ra...
Amtrak set a record for ridership last year in North Carolina, surpassed 1 million riders for the first time.
