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33 Tribal transportation programs are not a well-studied subject. This synthesis report is itself the first major TRB study in its field.
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various types, especially as tribes attempt to use recently instituted SAFETEA-LU programs to upgrade their facilities. Despite the challenges faced by tribal transportation programs, many tribes have been innovative in addressing them.
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35 available for building a tribal transportation department can include: • Use of IRR funds; • Use of BIA road maintenance funds; • Use of tribal general funds; • Tribal Priority Allocation; • Tribal permits and license fees; • Federal, state, private, and local transportation grants; • Tribal employment rights ordinance fees; and • Capacity-building grants from the Administration for Native Americans and other organizations. As always, various sources of money may have limitations in terms of the precise uses for which they may be employed.
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