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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|

IOWA: AMENDMENT H-1456/H-1457 to HOUSE FILE 640 (2013)

The Iowa state legislature’s unsuccessful campaign failed to advance a transportation funding amendment, which was ultimately withdrawn from consideration in 2013.  The motor fuel tax increase was added as an amendment to House File 640, which initially dealt with continuing to fund tax breaks for [...]

November 9, 2015|

IOWA: SENATE FILE 257 (2015)

Senate File 257 was signed into law on February 24, 2015 in order to increase the state gas tax by 10 cents-per-gallon.  Case Study- Iowa 2015 Gas Tax Increase (SF 257)

November 6, 2015|

Five New 2015 State Gas Tax Increase Case Studies

Seven states this year have increased taxes on motor fuel to support needed transportation investment, with several others still considering legislation to increase transportation funding. Transportation Investment Advocacy Center (TIAC) staff have prepared in-depth case studies on how these states successfully increased revenue, what they [...]

July 14, 2015|

Iowa State Gas Tax Increase Signed into Law This Week; 12 States Considering Similar Plans, According to a New Report from the Transportation Investment Advocacy Center

(WASHINGTON) –   A 10 cents-per-gallon state gas tax increase signed into law Feb. 25 by Iowa Governor Terry Branstad (R) is the latest in a series of initiatives recently put forward by state governments to boost infrastructure funding, according to a new report from the [...]

February 27, 2015|

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