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March 11: State News Roundup

As Connecticut lawmakers evaluate a proposal from Gov. Dannel Malloy (D) to create a transportation fund ‘lockbox’, a governor-appointed panel told the General Assembly’s transportation committee on March 9 that taxpayers are unlikely to support new revenue without assurance that it would be safeguarded from [...]

March 11, 2016|

March 4: State News Roundup

State Legislative Activity The South Carolina Senate introduced a deal to increase transportation funding by $400 million, transferred annually from the state’s General Fund. The Senate will debate the bill on March 8. Read More. After passing competing bills, Indiana lawmakers entered conference committee in [...]

March 4, 2016|

State Transportation Funding News Roundup

Illinois lawmakers approved a bill on Dec. 7 to release already-collected fuel taxes to fund local road work, as the revenue is intended. The bill also includes an increase in winter maintenance funds to local governments are able to manage snow and inclement weather. The [...]

December 10, 2015|

State Transportation Funding News Roundup

A TRIP report released Nov. 24 found poor roads and congestion in Connecticut costs urban residents an estimated $5.1 billion per year in the form of vehicle operating costs, lost time, wasted fuel, and the financial repercussions of traffic incidents. Thirty-three percent of urban roads [...]

December 2, 2015|

CONNECTICUT: SENATE BILL 699 (2013)

This unsuccessful campaign with the Connecticut state legislature failed to advance legislation that aimed to address congestion pricing.  On January 25, 2013, Senate Bill 699 was introduced and assigned to the Joint Committee on Transportation.  There was a public hearing scheduled for February 25, 2013, [...]

November 9, 2015|

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