Browsing: transportation funding

Pennsylvania has introduced an annual Road User Charge for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle owners to fund road and bridge maintenance.

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

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.

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.

As electric vehicles gain popularity, states are grappling with declining gas tax revenues and exploring alternative funding models for transportation infrastructure.

As electric vehicles gain popularity, states are grappling with declining gas tax revenue, forcing them to explore alternative funding methods for road and bridge maintenance.

As electric vehicle adoption grows, states face declining gas tax revenues and are exploring alternative funding models for transportation infrastructure.

Montreal-area mayors approved a vehicle registration tax increase to boost public transit funding after Quebec’s funding offer fell short. The tax will more than double next year.