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How to Win Transportation Funding Campaigns — Join Us in July in D.C.
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 long-term, sustainable revenue. Join your peers July 13–14 in Washington, D.C. for [...]
Join Us in D.C. for the 13th Annual Transportation Funding Workshop
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 a deep dive into revenue trends, funding options, market dynamics, and the [...]
EIA Analysis Forecasts Declining Gas Consumption
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 (VMT) increased 1.2 percent. The divergence between the increased driving and decreased [...]
State Gas Tax Adjustments Have Limited Impacts on Pump Prices, New Analysis Shows [Repost from March 29, 2022]
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 “no,” according to new research from the American Road & Transportation Builders [...]
Voters in Arizona Approve $2.67 Billion Transportation Plan
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 approved by voters in 2006. An estimated $1.42 billion will be used [...]
NYC Congestion Pricing Plan Wins Federal Lawsuit
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 program by the Biden administration, charges drivers entering specific areas of Manhattan [...]
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