Federal · Title 49 — Transportation

49 U.S.C. § 6502: Consolidated research database

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proposed funding for any new projects; and proposed additional funding for any existing projects. Not less frequently than annually, after receiving the descriptions under paragraph (1), the Assistant Secretary shall publish on a public website a comprehensive database including a description of all research projects conducted by the Department of Transportation, including research funded through university transportation centers under section 5505. be delimited by research project; and research objectives; the progress made with respect to the project, including whether the project is ongoing or complete; any outcomes of the project, including potential implications for policy, regulations, or guidance issued by a modal administration or the Department of Transportation; any findings of the project; the amount of funds allocated for the project; and such other information as the Assistant Secretary determines to be necessary to address Departmental priorities and statutory mandates; identify research projects with multimodal applications; specify how relevant modal administrations have assisted, will contribute to, or plan to use the findings from the research projects identified under paragraph (1); identify areas in which more than 1 modal administration is conducting research on a similar subject or a subject that has a bearing on more than 1 mode; indicate how the findings of research are being disseminated to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and safety of transportation systems; and describe the public and stakeholder input to the research plans submitted under section 6501(a)(1). the amount spent in the last full fiscal year on transportation research and development with specific descriptions of projects funded at $5,000,000 or more; and the amount proposed in the current budget for transportation research and development with specific descriptions of projects funded at $5,000,000 or more. a summary of the Federal transportation research and development activities for the previous fiscal year in each topic area; the amount spent in each topic area; a description of the extent to which the research and development is meeting the expectations described in section 6503(c)(1); and any amendments to the strategic plan developed under section 6503.

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