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358:, 1932 Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., then president of General Motors, and other industry leaders founded the National Highway Users Conference (NHUC) to work for good, all-weather roads in every state to “get the farmers out of the mud” and to protect highway funding sources from depression-born demands for new tax revenues. 658:
From a June 24, 2009 Legislative Alert issued by the American Highway Users Alliance (emphasis added): "The Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade bill will dramatically raise the price of highway fuel through a hidden tax on the carbon present in the fuel. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that
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In 1995 the organization was renamed the 'American Highway Users Association'. In the same year the 'Automotive Safety Foundation' was renamed the 'Roadway Safety Foundation'. The new President and CEO, William D. Fay, said that the organization would be "dedicated to more successful and aggressive
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Greg Cohen's Summary Licensed Professional Engineer Registered lobbyist - federal govt. & Congress Greg Cohen's Specialties: Lobbying, media relations, grassroots organization, association management. Professional Staff House T&I Committee (Transportation/Trucking/Railroad industry) 2000 —
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It lobbies for sustained investment in the highway system and claims to have been "instrumental in the passage of virtually all major highway and traffic safety legislation over the past 75 years". It argues that revenue from federal
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should be used to fund major highway projects and programs. It publishes research proposals relating to specific highway improvement proposals and regular reports that highlight the most congested roadway bottlenecks in the country.
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In 1970 the 'National Highway Users Conference', 'Automotive Safety Foundation' and the 'Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee' were merged to create the 'Highway Users Federation'.
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this bill will raise the price of gasoline by 77 cents over the next decade. And unlike a traditional fuel tax increase, none of the revenue raised will be spent on highways."
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The Highway Users and its predecessors have been instrumental in the passage of virtually all major highway and traffic safety legislation over the past 75 year
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Roy E. Littlefield, Treasurer (Executive Vice President, Tire Industry Association, Vice President, National Capital Area Transportation Federation)
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The organization financed the 'Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee' in 1947, subsequently renamed the 'Dealers Safety and Mobility Council'
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In 2004, Greg Cohen, formerly staff to the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee became the new President and CEO.
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representing many businesses in the automotive and road construction sector. The organization, which was founded by
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in 2009 'dramatically raise the price of highway fuel through a hidden tax on the carbon present in the fuel'.
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Richard A. Coon, Vice Chairman (President and CEO of Recreation Vehicle Industry Association)
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The organization was founded as the 'National Highway Users Conference' in 1932 by
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North America Cement Division, CITGO Asphalt Refining Company and others.
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which operated between 1989 and 2002 and which 'vigorously opposed' the
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A further 18 directors are listed, including senior executives from:
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The following officials and roles were listed on organisation's
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highway and transportation bill in 2015. It was member of the
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that strategic development of the highway system would reduce
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American Highway Users Alliance global climate coalition.
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The 'Automotive Safety Foundation' was founded in 1937.
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in 2010. Other interests have been added referenced:
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issue advocacy" on behalf of the highway community.
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Non-profit organization
Automotive
Lobbyist
Non Profit
Washington, DC
USD
highways.org
advocacy group
General Motors
US fuel taxes
advocates
congestion
greenhouse gas emissions
Road Traffic Safety
IRS Form 990
Norman Y. Mineta
United States Secretary of Transportation
Hill & Knowlton
Bill Graves
American Trucking Associations
UPS
Ford Motor Company
General Motors
Toyota Motor North America
Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers
Chevron
Lafarge
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Great Depression

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