Requires states to publicly share why they pick big transportation projects.
This bill would require states to publish annual online reports explaining how they select major transportation projects. These reports would detail why projects costing over $10,000,000 were chosen, their expected benefits, and how they scored against state and national goals. This aims to give the public more insight into how large infrastructure decisions are made.
Today, states are not explicitly required to publish detailed annual reports explaining how they select large transportation projects. If this bill becomes law, states would need to annually publish online reports for projects costing over $10,000,000, detailing their selection reasons, expected benefits, and performance scores. This would make the decision-making process for major infrastructure projects more transparent for the public.
S 3629 · 119th Congress · January 13, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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