The "GREEN Streets Act" is a plan that asks people who design roads and transportation to think about ways to make fewer pollution clouds from cars and trucks. It tries to make sure buses and public trains are easy to use, and it wants to help everyone, especially in places where people may have fewer resources.

The GREEN Streets Act is like a rulebook that tells people who plan roads and buses to think about how to keep the air cleaner by making fewer cars drive, having better buses and trains, and using land smartly. It also makes sure these planners check how these changes will affect the environment, especially in places that might not be as wealthy or are often ignored.

S. 4814 is a plan to help American cities when they host big sports events like the Olympics by giving them money, up to $50 million each year, to improve transportation around the event area so people can easily get around.

The "Moving Transit Forward Act of 2024" is like giving towns and cities money to make buses and trains better and safer, but they have to promise to keep doing the same or better with the money they already use.