Regulatory
ARTBA is the leading regulatory advocate, regularly representing the industry’s views before the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Occupational Safety & Health Administration, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Office of Management and Budget, and other federal agencies. ARTBA typically submits more than two dozen comments per year. Contact ARTBA’s Nick Goldstein with questions or to learn more.
See our Ripe for Regulatory Reform Scorecard, which is regularly updated
03/23 – Supporting the State of Florida’s NEPA Delegation Program
03/13 – Supporting the State of Alaska’s NEPA Delegation Program
03/10 – Coalition Comments Supporting NEPA Modernization
03/10 – Supporting the Council on Environmental Quality’s Proposal to Modernize NEPA
01/22 – ARTBA Summary on NEPA Modernization Proposal and How to Support It
11/22 – ARTBA, Industry Allies Support Administration’s Efforts on NEPA Reform
11/12 – ARTBA Supports EEOC Proposal to Discontinue Expanded EEO-1 Data Collection
10/21 – ARTBA Supports FMCSA’s Proposed Revisions to Hours of Service Regulations
09/26 – ARTBA Letter to EPA Highlighting the Need for Transportation Conformity Reform
09/20 – ARTBA Supports FHWA NEPA Delegation in Florida
09/20 – ARTBA Supports DOT Policy on NEPA Page Limits and Implementation of One Federal Decision
08/02 – ARTBA Supports NEPA Delegation Renewal in Texas
06/10 – ARTBA, Coalition Allies Advise OSHA on Potential Forklift Regulation
06/07 – ARTBA, Coalition Allies Support EPA Decision Not to Regulate Groundwater Under the CWA
05/16 – ARTBA Supports NEPA Delegation in Utah
05/08 – ARTBA Recommends Various Topics as Part of DOT’s Guidance Review
04/15 – ARTBA Supports Revised “Waters of the United States” definition
04/08 – ARTBA Supports NEPA Delegation in Ohio
03/13 – ARTBA Supports NEPA Delegation in California
03/13 – ARTBA Supports NEPA Delegation in Arizona
03/08 – ARTBA Supports NEPA Delegation in Texas
01/14 – ARTBA Supports NLRB Revision to the Definition of “Joint Employer Status”
01/14 – ARTBA Supports Repeal of FHWA Patented and Proprietary Products Rule
