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US Senate stopgap fails to renew more than $38B a year in state transportation funding
The US Senate's stopgap spending bill does not renew $38.6 billion annually in transportation funding from the 2021 bipartisan infrastructure law, which expires on Sept. 30. States will face reduced federal transportation funding starting Oct. 1, affecting programs for highways, transit, and infrastructure maintained by state departments of transportation.
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