Federal Funding Flexibility: Use of Federal-Aid Highway Fund Transfers by State DOTs (2022) / Chapter Skim
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1 The Federal-Aid Highway Program (FAHP) is one of the largest grant programs in the federal domestic budget, over $43 billion in federal fiscal year (FFY)
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2 Federal Funding Flexibility: Use of Federal-Aid Highway Fund Transfers by State DOTs The research identified two principal drivers for the use of the fund transfer provisions: addressing national and local policy goals and ensuring effective financial management. The most common policy-related fund transfers related to providing more funding to support safety, public transportation, bicycle and pedestrian, and air quality goals.
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Summary 3 • A pipeline of projects ready to advance and positioned to meet federal requirements can facilitate transfers. This has been an advantage for some states in maximizing federal funding, particularly related to redistribution and rescission actions.
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