Federal Laws and Material Relating to the Federal Highway Administration, Volume 980

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U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, 1980 - Highway law
 

Contents

Fringe and corridor parking facilities II63
63
Preservation of parklands II64
64
Additions to Interstate System II65
65
Equal employment opportunity II66
66
Enforcement of requirements II67
67
Public transportation II68
68
Economic growth center development highways II70
70
Highway bridge replacement and rehabilitation program II72
72
FederalState relationship II75
75
Development of a national science and recreational highway II76
76
Truck lanes II77
77
Allocation of urban system funds II78
78
Hazard elimination program II79
79
Repealed II80
80
National maximum speed limit II81
81
Access highways to public recreation areas on certain lakes II83
83
Highways crossing Federal projects II84
84
Sec Page 201 Authorizations II86
86
Forest highways II87
87
Forest development roads and trails II88
88
Indian reservation roads II89
89
Timber access road hearings II91
91
InterAmerican Highway II92
92
Rama Road II93
93
Public lands development roads and trails II94
94
Territorial highway program II95
95
Darien Gap Highway II96
96
Bicycle transportation and pedestrian walkways II97
97
Safer offsystem roads II98
98
Chapter 3GENERAL PROVISIONS Sec 301 Freedom from tolls II100
100
Participation by smallbusiness enterprises II101
101
Cooperation with Federal and State agencies and foreign countries II103
103
Civil Defense II104
104
Repealed II105
105
Highway relocation due to airport II106
106
National Highway Institute II109
109
Donations II110
110
Prohibition of discrimination on the basis of sex II111
111
SUBPART B CROSS REFERENCE23 UNITED STATES CODE 23
123
Sections of Highway Laws not Codified
129
FederalAid Highway Act of 1962 II135
135
Emergency Highway Energy Conservation Act II260
260
Distribution and Placement of Sections of Source Law
263
Title 18 U S C Continued
264
498b Application of sections 491497 to bridges authorized prior to March 23 1906 III5
269
Title 23 U S C 101407
287
Subpart E Highway Trust Fund Laws and Internal Revenue Code II305
305
Title IISection 201 Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965
313
Sec Page 39 Certain uses of gasoline and lubricating oil II314
314
Imposition of taxDiesel and special motor fuels and noncom mercial aviation II315
315
Imposition of taxAutomobiles and parts and accessories II319
319
Exemptions II320
320
Imposition of rate of taxTires and tubes II321
321
DefinitionsTires and tubes II322
322
ExemptionsTires and tread rubber II323
323
DefinitionsProducer gasoline and wholesale distributor II324
324
Cross references II325
325
Floor stocks taxes II328
328
Imposition of taxHighway vehicles weighing over 26000 pounds II329
329
DefinitionsHighway motor vehicle taxable gross weight etc II330
330
Cross reference II331
331
Special rules applicable to excessive claims under sections 6420
332
Mode or time of collection II333
333
Certain taxes on sales and services II335
335
Gasoline used on farms II340
340
Gasoline used for certain nonhighway purposes or by local transit systems II343
343
Lubricating oil not used in highway motor vehicles II346
346
Fuels not used for taxable purposes II348
348
Cross references II351
351
Limitations on credit or refund II352
352
Cross references II359
359
BRIDGE LAWS III1
361
GENERAL BRIDGE AUTHORITY 525 Construction and operation of bridges consent of Congress approval of plans private highway toll bridges II...
362
Bridge as post route limitation as to charges against Govern ment telegraph and telephone lines III3
1
Failure to comply with regulations penalty removal of bridge III4
2
Time for commencement and completion of bridge III5
3
INTERNATIONAL BRIDGESINTERNATIONAL BRIDGE ACT OF 1972
17
OTHER RELATED MATERIAL IV1
1
Title 18 U S C
34
HATCH ACT
46
SUBJECT INDEX
1

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