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GREEN Streets Act (S-2890) · Congress.wiki

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Introduced in Senate

September 18, 2025•23 pages

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September 18, 2025

Read twice and referred to the Committee on Environment and Public Works.

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United StatesSenate Bill 2890S 2890

GREEN Streets Act

Transportation and Public Works

23 pages

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Introduced September 18, 2025 by Edward John Markey · Last progress September 18, 2025

AI Summary

Creates new federal rules and performance targets to fight climate change on roads and improve transit accessibility. States, metropolitan planning organizations, and transit providers must adopt and report targets for vehicle miles traveled, greenhouse gases, resilience, air/noise pollution, and transit accessibility; large road projects face extra review and cost-effectiveness tests; states that miss road performance targets must redirect a rising share of certain Federal highway funds into projects that help meet those targets. The Department of Transportation must issue rulemakings, set national transit-accessibility standards, require reporting, and provide technical help to covered and non-covered entities (including rural and Tribal communities).

Californiarepresentative·Jared Huffman

Transportation and Public Works

GREEN Streets Act

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1 cosponsor·Updated 3/8/2026·Last progress September 18, 2025