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

Characteristic	Estimated spending in million U.S. dollars
Highway Safety Improvement Program	15,557.5
Safe Streets and Roads for All	5,000
Railroad Crossing Elimination Grants	3,000
Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program	2,432.5
Highway Safety Programs	1,992
Motor Carrier Safety Operations and Programs	1,925
National Priority Safety Programs	1,874.5
Railway-Highway Crossings Program	1,225
Natural Gas Distribution Infrastructure Safety and Modernization Grants	1,000
Highway Safety Research & Development	970
Crash Data	750
Vehicle Safety and Behavioral Reserach	548.5
High Priority Activities Program	432.5
Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program	350
Commercial Driver's License Implementation Program	297.5
High-Visibility Enforcement	201.6
National Driver Register	36
Commercial Motor Vehicle Enforcement Training & Support Grant Program	25

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May 2022

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2022

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for State, Local, Tribal, and Territorial Governments, and other partners.

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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 37.62 billion U.S. dollars for projects relating to infrastructure safety. Within this funding area, around 15.56 billion U.S. dollars are allocated to the Highway Safety Improvement Plan. An additional five billion is allocated for Safe Streets and Roads for All.