Transportation Asset Management: Less Frequent Reviews, More Time to Fix Issues
New rules change how states manage transportation infrastructure like roads and bridges. Instead of annual reviews, compliance assessments will happen every four years. This gives states more time to fix any issues before penalties are applied, potentially speeding up repairs and improving road safety.
Key points
Transportation asset management compliance reviews will occur every four years instead of annually, reducing administrative burden.
States found non-compliant will receive at least 90 days to fix deficiencies before penalties apply, allowing time for corrective action.
Extensions for correcting deficiencies are possible, providing flexibility for complex issues.
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