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August - September Grassroots Campaign
The Transportation Construction Coalition (TCC) and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce-led Americans for Transportation Mobility (ATM), two national groups advocating for significant new investments in transportation improvements, are working together to elevate infrastructure issues on the congressional legislative calendar this year.
The campaign will post highway billboards and other advertising in select markets nationwide targeting transit riders, commuters and businesses utilizing the following ads:
- Bus Delays
- Aging Roads
- Unsafe Bridges
- Traffic Congestion
Surface Transportation Reauthorization
- July 4 2010 Ad Campaign: Pass the Highway/Transit Bill in 2010!
- Dec. 2009 Ad Campaign: Calls on Congress and Obama Administration to Create Jobs by Passing Highway/Transit Bill NOW!
- Nov. 2009 Survey Finds: 45% of Transportation Construction Firms Anticipate Additional Lay-offs in 2010
- Summer 2009 Ad Campaign: Don't Delay Highway/Transit Bill for 18 Months
Safety Study
- July 2009 On A Crash Course: The Dangers & Health Costs of Deficient Roadways
- Ad Campaign:
Established in 1996, the Transportation Construction Coalition (TCC) includes 29 national associations and labor unions with a direct market interest in the federal transportation programs. The TCC focuses on the federal budget and surface transportation program policy issues.
The TCC is co-chaired by the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) and the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of America.
TCC members can be found in virtually every congressional district and provide a vital service to their communities by helping to improve the safety and efficiency of the transportation infrastructure systems so vital to American motorists and the business community.
The unique TCC membership enables the coalition to articulate in a unified voice the impacts of federal policies and investment levels on all aspects of the transportation construction industry. The combination of contractors, engineers, manufacturers, suppliers and labor unions working together delivers a powerful message to Capitol Hill.