Road Repair Aid After Disasters: More Time and Flexibility
New rules give states more time to begin repairs on roads and bridges damaged by natural disasters. This provides local authorities with greater flexibility in planning and executing projects, potentially speeding up infrastructure reconstruction and improving travel safety after disasters.
Key points
Extends the deadline for starting road construction after disasters to six years, with possibilities for further extensions.
Requires regular updates to emergency road relief manuals, ensuring clear guidelines for states.
Status:
Introduced
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