Successful state and local transportation funding campaigns are built on insight: understanding which funding strategies work, applying proven campaign best practices, and staying on top of how states are addressing the need for [...]
Learn how transportation funding is evolving—and what it means for your work—at the 13th Annual National Workshop for State & Local Transportation Advocates on July 13-14 in Washington, DC. This annual event offers [...]
An analysis from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) published April 10 found that overall gas consumption decreased by 1 percent in 2025 when compared to the previous year, while overall vehicle-miles traveled [...]
This post was originally published by ARTBA-TIAC on March 29, 2022. Do gas tax holidays automatically result in significantly lower prices and big savings for motorists at the pump? The short answer is [...]
What happened: Voters in Pima County, Ariz., which includes Tucson, March 10 renewed a 20-year, $2.67 billion investment in the regional transportation plan. The revenue, generated by a half-cent sales tax, was originally [...]
A federal judge ruled on March 3 that the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) is unable to rescind approval of New York City's congestion pricing program. The tolling effort, approved as a pilot [...]
More than 60 bills aimed at increasing transportation funding were introduced across 26 states during the first two months of this year, according to new research from ARTBA’s Transportation Investment Advocacy Center (ARTBA-TIAC). [...]
More than 50 bills aimed at increasing transportation funding were introduced across 23 states during the first month of 2026, according to new research from ARTBA’s Transportation Investment Advocacy Center (ARTBA-TIAC). On Jan. [...]
As state legislative sessions get underway, transportation funding shortfalls are emerging as a central issue across several states. In his Jan. 20 budget address, Vermont Gov. Phil Scott (R) proposed shifting a tax [...]
Several states are moving to boost transportation funding as part of their upcoming budget cycles, citing rising construction costs and infrastructure needs. The Wyoming Department of Transportation submitted a $282.8 million funding request [...]
