Browsing: Oregon

Oregon and nine other states have achieved their collective goal for registering electric vehicles, according to a recent report.

As electric vehicles grow in popularity, states like Oregon grapple with declining gas tax revenues and infrastructure funding shortfalls, exploring alternative solutions.

As electric vehicle adoption rises, states face challenges in funding transportation infrastructure due to decreasing gas tax revenues. Oregon and other states are exploring solutions to maintain road quality.

Residents of Portland, Oregon, are dealing with the costly consequences of potholes in their city. A recent study shows a significant increase in pothole-related claims.

Oregon is grappling with a funding shortfall for transportation infrastructure due to declining gas tax revenues and rising costs. The state is exploring various solutions, including increased fees, road user charges, and budget adjustments.

As states aim for climate goals and electric vehicle adoption rises, declining gas tax revenue forces transportation officials to seek new funding sources for infrastructure.

As electric vehicles become more commonplace, states are grappling with how to fund road and bridge maintenance, traditionally supported by gas tax revenue. States like Oregon, with ambitious climate goals, face a dilemma.

Oregon and other states are grappling with declining gas tax revenue as more drivers switch to electric vehicles, prompting a search for alternative funding sources for crucial transportation infrastructure.

As electric vehicle adoption grows, states like Oregon are scrambling to find new ways to fund road and bridge maintenance, with gas tax revenue declining.

As the shift to electric vehicles accelerates, states are grappling with declining gas tax revenues, the primary source of funding for transportation infrastructure. This article explores the challenges and innovative solutions states are exploring to maintain roads, highways, and bridges.