Secretary of Transportation

The Secretary of Transportation is a high-ranking official in the U.S. government responsible for overseeing the Department of Transportation (DOT). This role involves managing national policies and programs related to transportation systems, including highways, public transit, air travel, railroads, and maritime activities. The Secretary works to improve transportation safety, efficiency, and accessibility, while also addressing issues like infrastructure development and environmental impact. Appointed by the President, the Secretary plays a key role in shaping transportation policy and ensuring that the nation’s transport systems meet the needs of its citizens and the economy.