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22 States Represented at State & Local Advocacy Workshop

Building broad coalitions, developing strong partnerships with the governor, state legislators and public agency officials, and creating an integrated communications plan that delivers consistent messages to the public about the value and benefits of the resulting infrastructure improvements are three keys to success in boosting [...]

July 21, 2014|

July 2014: State Funding Report

Our recent review of state legislatures shows that several states plan to consider transportation ballot measures in the upcoming November election. To read the full report of 2014 proposed transportation funding initiatives, click State Funding Initiatives: July 2014.

July 11, 2014|

Wilmington, NC Voters to Decide on Transportation Bond

Voters in Wilmington, North Carolina will decide if the state will move forward with $55 million transportation bonds after the Wilmington City Council unanimously decided July 8 to put the measure on the November 4 ballot. Of the $55 million proposed, $44 million would be [...]

July 11, 2014|

Oregon DOT Report Highlights VMT Program Implementation

The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) July 2 released a report that describes how the state implemented pilot programs that led to legislation enacting a voluntary vehicle-miles-traveled (VMT) program. After testing a per-mile charging system in two successful pilot programs, Senate Bill 810 was approved [...]

July 10, 2014|

Updated: Twenty Six States Express Federal Funding Concerns

With people traveling in record numbers across our nation’s roads this 4th of July weekend, the need to repair our nation’s infrastructure is even clearer. However, many states may halt or delay needed transportation projects due to uncertainty surrounding the future of the Highway Trust [...]

July 3, 2014|

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