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Transportation-Related Legislative Coalitions

The Alliance for Energy and Economic Growth The Alliance for Energy and Economic Growth is a broad-based coalition of over 1,300 members that develop, deliver and consume energy from all sources. The Alliance represents consumers and community groups; energy companies involved in all phases of energy exploration, production, and transmission; agriculture groups; and business and labor organizations in every state — all united in support of a comprehensive national energy plan. The Alliance seeks to help build a national consensus for a comprehensive U.S. energy strategy that balances supply and demand without compromising environmental safeguards, so that we may fuel America’s economy and support our quality of life.
Alliance for Reasonable Regulations
Alliance for Truth In Transportation Budgeting Since early 1995, the ARTBA-initiated and led Alliance for Truth in Transportation Budgeting has worked to make more funds available for investment in transportation infrastructure by removing the four transportation trust funds from the unified federal budget.
Alliance to Keep Americans Working (AKWA) The AKWA works to preserve the right of employers to hire permanent replacement workers for economic strikers. Several other construction industry-related groups participate, including the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC), the Associated General Contractors (AGC), and the American Portland Cement Alliance (APCA).
Americans for Transportation Mobility (ATM) This U.S. Chamber of Commerce-led national coalition is working to ensure our nation’s transportation infrastructure is improved to handle current and future demands. The coalition represents transportation users and providers who are working together for a safer and more efficient transportation infrastructure system. Americans for Transportation Mobility is working to promote investment in infrastructure and fighting to streamline the burdensome approval process that significantly delays and even prevents critical transportation safety improvements.
Association for Worker's Compensation Administration, Reform and Education
ASTM Wetlands Practicable Alternatives Steering Committee
Business Network for Environmental Justice
Clean Water Council
Clean Water Industry Coalition
Coalition for Transportation Safety & Efficiency
Coalition on Access to Health Care
Coalition on Occupational Safety & Health
Coalition on Permitting Efficiency
Construction Association Safety & Health Information Network
Consensus Task Force
Construction Safety Coalition
Davis-Bacon Reform Coalition
Endangered Species Act Reform Task Force
Essential Worker Immigration Coalition The Essential Worker Immigration Coalition (EWIC) is a coalition of trade associations, businesses, and other organizations from across the industry spectrum concerned with the shortage of both skilled and lesser skilled ("essential worker") labor. EWIC is ready to work with the Administration and Congress to push forward on important immigration reform issues.
Highway Innovative Technology Evaluation Center Task Force
Intelligent Transportation Society System Architecture
Mobile Machinery Coalition The Mobile Machinery Coalition is an alliance of associations and businesses dedicated to opposing the Internal Revenue Service's proposal to change the definition of a highway vehicle to include mobile cranes, drill rigs, and other pieces of mobile equipment.
NAM Employer Commute Option Working Group
NAM Risk Assessment Task Force
National Coalition on Ergonomics The National Coalition on Ergonomics is an alliance of associations and businesses representing large and small employers across the United States.
National Environmental Policy Institute Reinventing EPA Task Force
National Highway Research & Technology Partnership Forum The partnership forum was organized by TRB, AASHTO, and FHWA, and has included participation from hundreds of individuals representing scores of other organizations to date. The partnership seeks to develop a new framework for coordinating highway research and technology (R&T) activities among research sponsors, practitioners, researchers, and other stakeholders in highway transportation.
National Non-point Source Federation
Road Gang
Transportation Construction Coalition (TCC) The Transportation Construction Coalition (TCC) is a group of 27 national associations and labor unions with a direct market interest in the federal transportation programs. The TCC was initiated in July 1996 to focus on the federal budget and surface transportation program reauthorization debates. TCC members can be found in virtually every congressional district and provide a vital service to their communities by helping to improve the efficiency and safety of our nation’s highway infrastructure.
U.S. Trade Alliance
Utility Location and Coordination Council