The top authorizer of policy related to highways and transit systems in the U.S. House of Representatives was tapped to serve as the leading Republican on the chamber’s transportation panel when a new Congress convenes in January.
November 30, 2018Sam Graves
Government, Business
Graves listens during a roundtable discussion. (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg News)
House GOP Names Sam Graves as Ranking Member of Transportation Committee
Graves listens during a roundtable discussion. (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg News)
Government, Business, Safety
Graves listens during a roundtable discussion on emerging trucking technologies. (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg News)
House Highways Subpanel Chairman Sam Graves Touts Bipartisanship on Infrastructure Policy
Graves listens during a roundtable discussion on emerging trucking technologies. (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg News)
The top Republican authorizer on highways and transit policy in the U.S. House pledged to work alongside Democrats in crafting a long-term measure that would be designed to maintain and modernize the country’s infrastructure system.
November 9, 2018
Government, Business
Graves tells TT's Mulero he is optimistic a deal will be reached on an infrastructure bill. (Office of Rep. Sam Graves)
House Highways Leader Sam Graves Optimistic About Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Passage
Graves tells TT's Mulero he is optimistic a deal will be reached on an infrastructure bill. (Office of Rep. Sam Graves)
WASHINGTON — Missouri Republican Rep. Sam Graves, among the leading candidates to succeed outgoing Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman Bill Shuster next year, said he is optimistic about the chances of advancing a massive infrastructure plan this year.
January 12, 2018
Government, Business
Graves courtesy of ARTBA
Long-Term Highway Funding Fix Achievable Before FAST Act Expires, Says Rep. Sam Graves
Graves courtesy of ARTBA
The chairman of the subcommittee on highways in the House said he is optimistic Congress will agree on a long-term funding fix for infrastructure projects before a highway law expires in 2020.
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