Congress Moves to Cut $36.8B in Infrastructure Funds Backing EV Charging, Transit and Rail
An updated Senate Commerce Committee report warns that failing to renew the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law's $36.8 billion in advance appropriations would stall clean transportation projects, including EV charging, transit and rail. Supporters say the cuts would raise costs for families already facing high fuel prices and leave states without the certainty needed to plan long-term projects.