Product No.: 21001Ces
Date Published: 09/2020
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El documento Aspectos destacados del borrador del Programa de Mejora del Transporte (TIP) de la Comisión Regional de Planificación del Valle de Delaware (DVRPC) del año fiscal 2021 para Pennsylvania describe brevemente el TIP de la región como un programa de inversión planificada, multimodal y con restricción federal de cuatro años en infraestructura de transporte. También contiene una lista resumida de todos los proyectos relacionados con el transporte público, las carreteras, los puentes, las bicicletas, los peatones y el transporte de carga en la región de Pennsylvania de la DVRPC que buscará financiamiento federal entre los años fiscales 2021 y 2024. El documento de Aspectos destacados incluye un resumen financiero de fondos por condado y operador, además de una sección sobre cómo, cuándo y dónde las personas pudieron hacer comentarios sobre el Borrador del TIP del año fiscal 2021 de la DVRPC para Pennsylvania.Geographic Area Covered: Sureste de Pennsylvania (condados de Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery y Philadelphia)
Key Words: Calidad del aire, Bicicletas y peatones, Puentes, CMP, Conformidad, Mitigación de la Congestión y Calidad del Aire, Proceso de Mitigación de la Congestión, DRPA/PATCO, Justicia ambiental, Ley FAST, Proyectos financiados por el gobierno federal, Ley para Arreglar el Transporte Terrestre de Estados Unidos, Movimiento de Mercancías, Programa de Mejoras de la Seguridad Vial, Carreteras, HSIP, Indicadores de Desventajas Potenciales, IPD, MAP-21, Avanzar hacia el Progreso en el siglo XXI, Programa Nacional de Transporte de Carga, Red Nacional de Carreteras para el Transporte de Carga, Programa de Rendimiento de las Carreteras Nacionales, NFP, NHFP, NHPP, PART, PennDOT, Oficina deTransporte Público del PennDOT, Departamento de Transporte de Pennsylvania, Pottstown Area Rapid Transit, Participación pública, Pasos a Nivel de Ferrocarril y Carreteras, Rutas Seguras a la Escuela, SAFETEA-LU, SEPTA, STP, STBGP, Programa de Subvenciones en Bloque para el Transporte Terrestre, TA, TEA-21, TIP, Título VI de la Ley de Derechos Civiles de 1964, Transporte público, Transporte, Alternativas de Transporte, Ley de Equidad en el Transporte para el siglo XXI, Programa de Mejora del Transporte
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- Richard Murphy, Jr. (rmurphy@dvrpc.org)
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