The US Department of Transportation occupies a leadership role in global transportation with nearly 70 billion dollars in budget and 56,700 employees stationed in the U.S. and around the world.

Since its first official day of operation in 1967, DOT’s transportation programs have evolved to meet the economic demands of the Nation. Today, DOT is comprised of the Office of the Secretary, the Surface Transportation Board, the Office of the Inspector General and 10 operating administrations.

 Federal Aviation Administration
 Federal Highway Administration
 Federal Railroad Administration
 Federal Transit Administration
 Maritime Administration
 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
 Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
 Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
 Research and Innovative Technology Administration
 Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation