transportation department
Roads and highways
A transportation department is a government agency responsible for building, maintaining, and regulating roads, highways, bridges, and transit systems.
At the federal level, the U.S.
Department of Transportation oversees aviation, railroads, and interstate commerce.
State and local transportation departments handle regional infrastructure: The transportation department announced lane closures for bridge repairs.
- busLarge passenger vehicle
- school busVehicle transporting pupils
- public transitShared community vehicle system
- electric vehiclesBattery-powered motor transport
- highwayMajor road for travel
road construction · licensing · ferry · airplane · train · bridge · safety standards · funding allocation · tram · railway station · subway · policy development · traffic laws · driver's license · public outreach · permits · tunnel · urban planning
- Hawaii Governmentstate legislature, lieutenant governor, attorney general, state constitution, judiciary
- Alaska Governmentstate legislature, state senate, state house, legislature, governor
- NYC Governmentmayor, city council, comptroller, public advocate, city clerk
- governmentgovernment, ministries, legislature, judiciary, executive branch
- licensing agenciesmedical board, nursing board, real estate board, professional licensing, licensing authority
- state governmentstate budget, state senate, state legislature, state capitol, state constitution
transportation departmentprivate enterprise
Individually owned business operation
private sector · Uber · freight company · trucking company · airline
transportation departmentdefense department
Military oversight agency
health department · education department · treasury department · agriculture department · labor department
transport, transportation, transporter, transporting, transported, transportable, porter, portable, portability