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Laurinburg Exchange
This week Congressmen Richard Hudson (NC-09) and Steve Cohen (TN-09) announced the official relaunch of the Congressional Global Road Safety Caucus.
The Caucus aims to continue bringing awareness to road safety initiatives and mobilize Congressional support to tackle the significant domestic and global health and safety crisis. Congressmen Hudson and Cohen will serve as Co-Chairs.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congressmen Richard Hudson (NC-09) and Steve Cohen (TN-09) announced the official relaunch of the Congressional Global Road Safety Caucus. The Caucus will continue to bring awareness to road safety initiatives and mobilize Congressional support to tackle the significant domestic and global health and safety crisis. Congressmen Hudson and Cohen will serve as Co-Chairs.
Taylor Delandro: News Nation
Four North Carolina Republican lawmakers want to prevent demonstrators from blocking roads and highways during protests.
The Safe and Open Streets Act, which Sen. Thom Tillis filed in the Senate and Reps. Chuck Edwards, Richard Hudson and David Rouzer filed in the House, would make it a federal crime to block public roads or highways.
Lucille Sherman: Axios
Four North Carolina congressional Republicans have moved to prevent protesters from blocking roads during protests.
Driving the news: Under the Safe and Open Streets Act, which U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis filed in the Senate and U.S. Reps. Chuck Edwards, Richard Hudson and David Rouzer filed in the House in recent weeks, it would be a federal crime to block public roads or highways.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Representative Richard Hudson (R-NC), co-chair of the Global Roads Safety Caucus, hosted a briefing this week with the Association for Safe International Road Travel to discuss the epidemic of road crash fatalities and disabilities as a major public health concern.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson (NC-08) and Rep. Steve Cohen (TN-09) announced the official relaunch of the Congressional Global Road Safety Caucus last week. The caucus will continue to bring awareness to road safety initiatives and mobilize Congressional support to tackle this significant domestic and global health and safety crisis.
The Montgomery Herald
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Forest Service have released proposed action and entered the scoping phase of the roads project, that could impact the Green Gap area of Montgomery County.
The public comment period for this project started March 30th and is open for 30 days. Rep. Richard Hudson has contacted members of the Green Gap community to alert them to the time of this comment period.