Carmen Group’s Transportation Practice assists both public and private sector entities to effectively navigate the complex federal environment of programs, funding, policies and regulations for highways, transit, aviation, rail, safety, research and more.
We help clients identify achievable goals and bring them to fruition in the transportation arena. This includes all aspects of transportation funding, legislation, regulations and policy.
With the enactment of the new MAP-21 surface transportation law in July 2012 comes new opportunities and challenges. See Carmen Group’s outline of key elements and action items contained in this new law governing new federal surface transportation programs and policies: MAP-21 -- The New Federal Transportation Landscape.
We believe that well-planned and well-executed strategies lie at the heart of exceptional performance. We help our clients take advantage of opportunities, solve problems, focus on solutions and win lasting results.

The International Trade Commission protects owners of the newly privatized Japan Rail, including U.S. investors, from devaluation by the Japanese Diet.

Strong federal support, including unprecedented help during the 2002 Winter Olympics, enables the building and improvement of modern highways, bridges, transit systems, and airports, making a lasting difference in the state’s quality of life.

The Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge is completed after 10 years, despite being deemed “unbuildable” by many naysayers.

Long-term federal support through appropriations, authorizations and public-private partnerships helps build and improve highways, transit systems, airports and bridges, including the Hoover Dam Bridge, and enhances access to the world-famous Las Vegas strip.