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TIAC tracks the latest state & local transportation funding news. To contribute to this effort, contact Carolyn Kramer Simons.

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Transportation Funding Initiatives Win Big on November Ballot

Preliminary Nov. 3 election results show voters in eight states approved 26 of 37 (70 percent) state or local referendums to increase transportation funding, according to an analysis by the American Road & Transportation Builders Association’s “Transportation Investment Advocacy Center™” (ARTBA-TIAC). The measures will generate [...]

November 4, 2015|

State Transportation Funding Legislation Update

An updated report by the Transportation Investment Advocacy Center™ shows 18 states have passed legislation to support transportation investment in 2015. Coming up, three states have fall ballot measures pending voter approval, and at least two states are continuing to search for a transportation funding solution [...]

September 24, 2015|

Connecticut Legislature Approves Transportation Bonds

Connecticut lawmakers voted June 29 to approve $2.8 billion in transportation bonds. The bonds will be used to fund the first five years of Governor Dannel Malloy’s (D) “Let’s Go CT” program, a 30-year plan to upgrade the state’s highways and bridges, expand the rail [...]

June 30, 2015|

January 2015 State Transportation Funding Initiatives Report

The Transportation Investment Advocacy Center's first 2015 report on state transportation legislation is now available. Thirteen states are currently considering transportation funding legislation, with more expected as the year progresses. In January, several states began introducing new bills for the 2015 legislative session. South Dakota Senate [...]

January 26, 2015|

Connecticut Governor Supports Transportation Lockbox

Connecticut Governor Dannel P. Malloy (D) highlighted transportation funding as his primary goal for 2015 and emphasized the important of a transportation lockbox during his “State of the State” address January 8. While investment in the state’s transportation infrastructure has increased by 65 percent in [...]

January 12, 2015|

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