Transportation Emergency Relief Extension Act extends deadlines for emergency relief projects and updates emergency relief manuals.
The Transportation Emergency Relief Extension Act amends title 23, United States Code, to increase flexibility for emergency relief projects. It prohibits the Secretary of Transportation from requiring projects to advance to the construction obligation stage before the last day of the sixth fiscal year after the Governor or President declares an emergency a major disaster. The Secretary may grant extensions of up to one year upon request from the Governor, with additional extensions possible if suitable justification is provided.
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