USC 49 - US CODE 49 - US Code - Title 49: Transportation

Subtitle I - Department of Transportation

Chapter 1 - Organization

49 USC 109 - Sec. 109. Maritime Administration

49 USC 110 - Sec. 110. Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation

49 USC 111 - Sec. 111. Bureau of Transportation Statistics

49 USC 112 - Sec. 112. Research and Special Programs Administration

49 USC 113 - Sec. 113. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

49 USC 114 - Sec. 114. Transportation Security Administration

49 USC 115 - Sec. 115. Transportation Security Oversight Board

49 USC 101 - Sec. 101. Purpose

49 USC 102 - Sec. 102. Department of Transportation

49 USC 103 - Sec. 103. Federal Railroad Administration

49 USC 104 - Sec. 104. Federal Highway Administration

49 USC 105 - Sec. 105. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

49 USC 106 - Sec. 106. Federal Aviation Administration

49 USC 107 - Sec. 107. Federal Transit Administration

49 USC 108 - Sec. 108. Coast Guard

Chapter 3 - General Duties and Powers

Subchapter I - Duties of the Secretary of Transportation

49 USC 308 - Sec. 308. Reports

49 USC 309 - Sec. 309. High-speed ground transportation

49 USC 301 - Sec. 301. Leadership, consultation, and cooperation

49 USC 302 - Sec. 302. Policy standards for transportation

49 USC 303 - Sec. 303. Policy on lands, wildlife and waterfowl refuges, and historic sites

49 USC 303 - Sec. 303a. Development of water transportation

49 USC 304 - Sec. 304. Joint activities with the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

49 USC 305 - Sec. 305. Transportation investment standards and criteria

49 USC 306 - Sec. 306. Prohibited discrimination

49 USC 307 - Sec. 307. Safety information and intervention in Interstate Commerce Commission proceedings

Subchapter II - Administrative

49 USC 329 - Sec. 329. Transportation information

49 USC 330 - Sec. 330. Research contracts

49 USC 331 - Sec. 331. Service, supplies, and facilities at remote places

49 USC 332 - Sec. 332. Minority Resource Center

49 USC 333 - Sec. 333. Responsibility for rail transportation unification and coordination projects