United States===United States Department of Transportation

The United States===United States Department of Transportation is taking action to improve safety in the trucking industry by decertifying over 550 commercial driving schools. This move is part of a broader effort to address shortcomings in driver training and licensing.

The United States===United States Department of Transportation is withholding federal funds from United States===New York (state) to enforce compliance with commercial driver's license regulations. This action aligns with its stated goal of ensuring road safety and accountability for unqualified drivers.

The United States===United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) was the federal agency that withheld and subsequently agreed to resume funding for the Second Avenue subway project. They cited concerns about DEI initiatives and cost efficiency as reasons for their initial actions.

The United States===United States Department of Transportation's decision to rescind federal approval for the congestion fee was deemed unlawful by the court. This ruling limits the agency's power in this specific regulatory matter.

The United States===United States Department of Transportation (DOT) has withheld over $58.6 million in federal funding for the Second Avenue subway line extension, leading to a lawsuit from the United States===Metropolitan Transportation Authority. The DOT states it is committed to ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly and is considering all legal avenues.