North Texas government council wins largest grant, $70 million for hydrogen fueling stations for trucks.

The Federal Highway Administration has issued a final regulation requiring state departments of transportation to chart tailpipe emissions of greenhouse gases.

Texas, California, Florida, New York and Pennsylvania receive largest federal-aid highway funding shares.

The total is a record amount for FHWA's annual August funding redistribution.

Grants went to 10 projects in eight states and the District of Columbia.

Initial round of grant funding in the five-year program will total $34 million.

Program is aimed at helping to carry out President Biden’s plan to build a nationwide network of electric vehicle charging stations by 2030.

The memo from FHWA settles a months-long controversy over highway funding priorities.

U.S. DOT has provided an initial $29.4 million in emergency aid to Caltrans and four federal agencies to assist with the cleanup and repair of highways and bridges in the wake of the rainstorms that battered California in December and January.

AGC, ARTBA, ACEC, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and other groups target the 2021 guidance document on how states should prioritize IIJA highway funding.