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Arizona 25-Year Transportation Funding Gap Grows to $162.3 Billion

What happened: Arizona’s transportation funding will fall $162.3 billion short of meeting its needs over the next 25 years, according to the state department of transportation’s (ADOT) final report “2050 Long Range Transportation Plan” released Oct. 20. ADOT Director Jennifer Toth acknowledged, “The unfortunate reality [...]

October 26, 2023|

Two States Warn of Transportation Revenue Shortfalls

What happened: Officials with the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) and Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) warned that dwindling revenue could impact their ability to maintain and improve transportation infrastructure. Why it matters: WSDOT estimates an $11 billion transportation funding shortfall, saying the state’s [...]

October 20, 2023|

Transportation Funding on the November Ballot

Each November, hundreds of localities around the county decide whether to invest in their roads, bridges, and transit systems. In some cases, it’s a traditional extension of an existing gas tax, and in others it’s a new fee on short-term vacation rentals. No matter the [...]

October 12, 2023|

New Resource! State Retail Delivery Fee Handout

Taxes or fees on retail deliveries offer a new way to achieve sustainable transportation funding. They ensure delivery vehicles, which are often heavier, make frequent trips, and put additional wear and tear on roads and bridges, contribute to infrastructure maintenance and improvements. ARTBA's Transportation Investment [...]

October 4, 2023|

Georgia Governor Suspends State Gas Tax Again

Note: On Oct. 6 Gov. Kemp renewed the state gas tax suspension through Nov. 11. What happened: Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) issued an executive order suspending the state's 31.2 cents per gallon gas tax from Sept. 13 through Oct. 12, 2023. The governor cited [...]

September 13, 2023|

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