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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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April 20: State Transportation Funding News Roundup

Vehicle miles traveled grew 1.9 percent (4.4 billion vehicle miles) nationally in February 2017 when compared to February 2016, according to the latest report from the Federal Highway Administration. Cumulative travel in 2017 grew 2 percent (9.5 billion vehicle miles) in comparison to the same [...]

April 20, 2017|

March 24: State Transportation Funding News Roundup

Minnesota House Republicans unveiled a new transportation funding proposal on March 21 that would impose a $75 surcharge on electric car owners and divert taxes on car parts and car rentals, which currently are deposited in the General Fund, for transportation investment. Several bills to [...]

March 24, 2017|

March 9: State Transportation Funding News Roundup

While Minnesota ranks eighth highest on highway spending per capita and 18th highest on its share of statewide highway spending in Gross Domestic Product (GDP), when costs are adjusted to factor in unique challenges to the state—such as harsh winter weather and population size— it drops to [...]

March 9, 2017|

March 2: State Transportation Funding News Roundup- Shortfalls

Louisiana roads and bridges could lose millions of dollars of federal matching revenue in the next few years if new state transportation funding is not approved, according to state Department of Transportation and Development Secretary Shawn Wilson. Without new revenue, Louisiana could lose up to [...]

March 2, 2017|

Feb. 10: State Transportation Funding News Roundup

Indiana House Democrats announced a plan on Feb. 6 to increase transportation funding by $800 million to  $900 million annually by dedicating the annual state agency budget reversions toward state and local funding;  ensuring all motor fuel taxes—including the state sales tax on fuel purchases—are [...]

February 10, 2017|

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