Bipartisan Infrastructure Law spending public transport by program U.S. 2022| ��ƽ��

Bipartisan Infrastructure Law spending on public transport in the United States as of 2022, by program (in million U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Estimated spending in million U.S. dollars
Urbanized Area Formula Grants	33,390.95
State of Goods Repair Formula Grants	21,640.41
Capital Investment Grants	8,000
Formula Grants for Rural Access	4,109.46
Bus and Bus Facilities Formula Grants	3,161.29
Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities	2,193.11
Ferry Service for Rural Communities	2,000
Bus and Bus Facilities Competitive Grants	1,966.39
All Stations Accessibility Program	1,750
Rail Vehicle Replacement Grants	1,500
Metropolitan Transportation Planning Program	799.44
University Transportation Centers Program	500
Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing Transportation Grants	500
Public Transport on Indian Reservations Formula	183.25
Statewide Transportation Planning	167
Urbanized Area Passenger Ferry Program	150
Appalachian Development Public Transportation Assistance Program	137.44
Research, Development, Demonstration and Deployment Projects	132.22
Rural Transportation Assistance Program	91.55
Pilot Program for Transit Oriented Development	68.86
Public Transportation on Indian Reservations Competitive	45.81
Transit Cooperative Reserach Program	34.43
Public Transport Technical Assistance and Workforce Development	27.55
Pilot Program for Enhanced Mobility	24.1
Naional Rural Transportation Assistance Program	13.74

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May 2022

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2022

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The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) was signed in 2021. It aims to make major investments in U.S. broadband, transportation, and energy infrastructure. The legislation designates around 84.59 billion U.S. dollars for public transport, the second largest spending category in the BIL. Within this funding area, around 33.39 billion U.S. dollars is allocated to Urbanized Area Formula Grants. An additional 1.75 billion is allocated for the All Stations Accessibility Program.