Transportation for America Commends Obama’ Federal Highway Administrator Appointment
April 10, 2009By Transportation for America
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| Contact: Ben Grossman-Cohen 202-478-6185 bgrossmancohen@mrss.com |
Washington, D.C. — James Corless, Director of the Transportation for America campaign, today issued a statement in support of President Barack Obama’s anticipated nomination of Victor Mendez for Federal Highway Administrator:
“Victor Mendez is a good choice to serve in this critical role atthe FHWA as our country is faced with some of the biggest challenges and opportunities for our transportation system since the 1950’s. Mr. Mendez is an experienced transportation hand and will be a valuable partner in the effort to build a 21st Century transportation system that works for the people who use it.
Transportation for America — a coalition of housing, environmental, equal opportunity, public health, urban planning and transportation organizations committed to moving America into the 21st Century by building a modernized infrastructure — stands ready to support President Obama, Secretary LaHood and Victor Mendez in any effort to help navigate this unprecedented opportunity.”
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