This memorandum addresses the critical issue of inadequate transportation funding in the United States, highlighting its detrimental effects on infrastructure, economic development, and overall quality of life. The report details how poor funding strategies have led to deteriorating road conditions, increased traffic congestion, and a decline in the efficiency of various sectors, including industry and employment. The analysis emphasizes the need for policy intervention, proposing solutions such as increased investment, strategic policy development, and the involvement of professionals to enhance the transportation system's effectiveness. Furthermore, the report underscores the importance of transportation in urbanization, tourism, and overall societal progress, advocating for comprehensive strategies to ensure sustainable and efficient transportation networks. The memorandum also references the importance of learning from other countries, such as Europe, in setting priorities. The report concludes by emphasizing the significance of well-defined policies and proper allocation of resources to improve transportation infrastructure and foster economic growth.