An amendment numbered 19 printed in Part B of House Report 110-300 to require the Center for Climate Change Environment and the Environmental Protection Agency to examine the potential fuel savings from intelligent transportation systems that would help businesses and consumers to plan their travel and avoid delays, including web-based realtime transit information systems, congestion information systems, carpool information systems, parking information systems, freight route management, and traffic management systems.

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   Change 1: Strikes “and” at the section 8101(c)(1)

   Strikes

   Struck: and

   Original wording

   (1) strike “and”

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   Change 2: Inserts “, and to examine the potential fuel savings from intelligent transportation systems that…” before the period at the end

   InsertsSection 8101(c)(1)

   In H.R. 3221 · Introduced in House

   (1) Study.--The Center for Climate Change and Environment, in coordination with the Environmental Protection Agency, shall conduct a study to examine fuel efficiency savings and clean air impacts of major transportation projects, to identify low- cost solutions to reduce congestion and transportation-related energy use and mitigate the effects of climate change, and to alleviate such problems as railroad pricing that may force freight off the more fuel efficient railroads and onto less fuel efficient trucks[inserted: , and to examine the potential fuel savings from intelligent transportation systems that help businesses and consumers to plan their travel and avoid delays, including web-based real-time transit information systems, congestion information systems, carpool information systems, parking information systems, freight route management, and traffic management systems].

   Original wording

   (2) insert before the period at the end “, and to examine the potential fuel savings from intelligent transportation systems that help businesses and consumers to plan their travel and avoid delays, including web-based real-time transit information systems, congestion information systems, carpool information systems, parking information systems, freight route management, and traffic management systems”.

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