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How can I access the Federal Register notice if I am blocked by the automated-traffic restriction?
If the Federal Register notice page is blocking you, the confirmed reason in the provided context is an automated-traffic restriction. The page shown for the Capital Investment Grants notice does not display the policy guidance details in this source material.
What to do if you are a human visitor
If you are a person trying to read the notice and the site flags your visit, the access notice asks you to complete a CAPTCHA to request access.
That is the practical next step confirmed by the source context:
- Go to the Federal Register notice page.
- Follow the CAPTCHA prompt if it appears.
- After access is allowed, check the official notice page directly for the latest details.
What the blocked page does not confirm
The provided source material does not include the text of the proposed Capital Investment Grants policy guidance. It only shows the access-control message.
That means details about the guidance itself should be checked on the official Federal Register page once access is available.
What to check next
Because Federal Register notices can be updated or corrected, use the official page as the source to confirm the current notice text after you regain access.
How should programmatic users retrieve Federal Register or eCFR material for this notice?
Programmatic users should not rely on automated scraping of the Federal Register or eCFR pages. The confirmed access notice directs programmatic users to the Federal Register and eCFR developer API documentation.
The direct answer
Use the official developer API documentation for programmatic access.
The provided context confirms two things:
- Automated traffic to FederalRegister.gov and eCFR.gov is restricted.
- Programmatic users are directed to the Federal Register and eCFR developer API documentation.
What is not available in the provided source material
The context does not include the API documentation text, endpoint details, authentication requirements, rate limits, or examples.
It also does not provide the underlying Capital Investment Grants policy guidance text. For those details, users need to consult the official Federal Register notice and the relevant developer documentation.
Practical takeaway
If your workflow needs Federal Register or eCFR material for this notice, treat the official APIs as the appropriate channel and verify the latest instructions through the official source pages.
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