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Scott DesJarlais' Public Statements on Issue: Transportation

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On The Ballot: Running, Republican for U.S. House (TN) - District 4

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Transportation

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10/22/2021 Letter to Hon. David P. Pekoske, Transportation Security Administrator - Biden's Nov 22 Mandate on TSA Agents
11/06/2020 Letter to Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao - Proposed DOT Pilot Program for CDL Drivers
10/30/2018 Letter to the Honorable Raymond P. Martinez, Administrator of Federal Motor Carrier Safety Association - Support of Regulatory Flexibility for Livestock Haulers
04/19/2018 Letter to the Hon. Mick Mulvaney - Cut Gateway Funding
08/25/2016 Letter to the Honorable Anthony Foxx, Secretary of the Department of Transportation - Find Solution to Prevent Loss of Highway Funds
08/19/2016 Tennessee to Lose $60 Million in Highway Funds
04/30/2015 Letter to John Kerry, Secretary of State, Anthony Foxx, Secretary of Transportation - U.S. Open Skies Policy
10/21/2014 Letter to Barack Obama, President of the United States - Reconsider Temporary Travel Ban
10/16/2014 Rep. DesJarlais Calls for Travel Restrictions to and from West Africa to Help Prevent Spread of Ebola Virus
08/28/2014 Rep. DesJarlais Questions Whether Jim Tracy Supports Senator Bob Corker's Gas Tax Increase
07/31/2014 Letter to Michael Huerta, Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration - Keep Dubuque Air Traffic Control Tower Open
10/30/2013 Letter to Gina McCarthy, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency - Reevaluation of Ethanol Mandate
09/02/2011 Eliminating Costly Unfunded Mandate on Road Signs
08/30/2011 Corker, Alexander, DesJarlais, Fleischmann Welcome DOT Proposal to Eliminate Costly Road Sign Replacement Deadlines
06/21/2011 DesJarlais, Fleischmann Introduce First Bill: Legislation Stops Unfunded Road Sign Mandate and Saves Tennessee $50 Million
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