10.1亿美元投向297个项目：交通部宣布覆盖全美50州的更安全交通基建投资
华盛顿——美国交通部（Department of Transportation，DOT）10月29日发布新闻稿宣布，交通部长 Sean P. Duffy 宣布投入1,012,969,919美元（约10.1亿美元），让全美道路对家庭更安全。这笔投资覆盖全美50个州、Puerto Rico 与部落地区（Tribal lands）的297个项目。
这批资金重点投向四类安全改进：升级危险路口、消除危险的公路铁路平交道口、扩充卡车停车位，以及强化应急响应服务。整批投资中还包括3.35亿美元，专门支持事故后照护与院前输血能力建设。
Sean P. Duffy 在新闻稿中表示：「在特朗普总统领导下，我们正让美国的道路比以往更安全。这笔历史性投资将加倍推进这一进展，为各社区提供继续挽救生命所需的基础设施与项目。我们还在大力改善卡车司机的生活质量，扭转全国卡车停车位严重短缺的局面。」
297个获资助项目中，交通部列出的亮点包括：南卡罗来纳州 Lexington County 获2,870万美元，用于强化事故后照护能力、实施公路铁路平交道口安全改进，并针对四个高伤害路网改善道路基础设施；德克萨斯州 Williamson County 获1,750万美元，在全县及 Cedar Park、Hutto 与 Liberty Hill 三市的53处高风险过街地点实施行人安全改进。
佐治亚州 Acworth 市获1,370万美元，将在 Nance Road、Acworth Summit Boulevard 与 Acworth Due West Road 增设环岛、专用转弯车道与现代化交通信号，并改善排水与路面，以提升安全并缩短应急响应时间；俄亥俄州 Columbus 市获320万美元，建立事故后照护项目，改善全市与周边地区的应急响应时间与车祸创伤救治，包括在全市部署院前输血；科罗拉多州 Fort Collins 市获520万美元，对 Shields Street 一段2.5英里的路段实施安全改进、强化事故后照护能力，并开展一项针对 I-25 卡车停车短缺的研究。
交通部称，这笔投资通过「全民安全街道与道路」（Safe Streets and Roads for All，SS4A）补助计划拨付，是该部依据《国家道路安全战略》减少全国道路交通死亡与受伤工作的一部分。SS4A 计划设两类补助：规划与示范补助支持制定、完成或完善综合安全行动计划，实施补助则资助与既有行动计划对齐、应对道路安全挑战的项目与策略。
获资助者由交通部牵头、联邦公路管理局（FHWA）、国家公路交通安全管理局（NHTSA）与联邦公共交通管理局（FTA）的专家共同遴选。交通部还称，Sean P. Duffy 2025年4月已宣布 SS4A 计划完成调整，移除了上届政府设置的 DEI 与环境正义要求。297个项目的完整名单以交通部公布为准。
$1.01 Billion for 297 Projects: Transportation Department Announces Safer Infrastructure Investment Covering All 50 States
Washington — The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced on October 29 that Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy is investing $1,012,969,919 — about $1.01 billion — for 297 projects in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and Tribal lands that will make roads safer for American families, according to the department's press release.
The investment targets four areas: upgrading hazardous intersections, eliminating dangerous railroad crossings, expanding truck parking, and strengthening emergency response services. The package also includes $335 million to support post-crash care and pre-hospital blood transfusion capabilities.
"Under President Trump, we're making America's roads safer than ever. This historic investment doubles down on our progress by equipping communities with the infrastructure and programs necessary to continue saving lives," Secretary Sean P. Duffy said in the release. "We're also making major investments in the truckers' quality of life by reversing the nation's severe parking shortage."
Project highlights among the 297 grants include $28.7 million for Lexington County, South Carolina, to strengthen post-crash care capabilities, implement at-grade highway-rail crossing safety improvements, and improve roadway infrastructure across four high-injury networks; and $17.5 million for Williamson County, Texas, to implement pedestrian safety improvements at 53 high-risk crossing locations across the county and the cities of Cedar Park, Hutto, and Liberty Hill.
The City of Acworth, Georgia, will receive $13.7 million to improve safety and emergency response times on Nance Road, Acworth Summit Boulevard, and Acworth Due West Road by installing roundabouts, dedicated turn lanes, modernized traffic signals, and drainage and pavement improvements. The City of Columbus, Ohio, will receive $3.2 million to establish a post-crash care program improving emergency response times and trauma care, including citywide deployment of prehospital blood transfusions. The City of Fort Collins, Colorado, will receive $5.2 million for safety improvements on a 2.5-mile segment of Shields Street, stronger post-crash care capabilities, and a truck parking study addressing the I-25 shortage.
The department said the investment is made through the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant program and builds on its work under the National Roadway Safety Strategy to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries. The SS4A program offers two types of grants: Planning and Demonstration Grants, which support developing a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan, and Implementation Grants, which fund projects aligned with an existing Action Plan.
Recipients are selected through a collaborative process led by the department with experts from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA). The department also said Secretary Duffy announced in April 2025 that the SS4A program had been retooled to remove DEI and environmental justice requirements installed by the previous administration. The full list of the 297 selected projects is published by the department.
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