Tolling of Interstate Highways: Issues in Brief
Robert S. Kirk
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Robert S. Kirk
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In recent years, the revenues flowing into the highway trust fund have been insufficient to maintain even current levels of federal funding for highways. Political resistance to raising the federal fuels tax is high. This report discusses arguments for and against expanding tolling of the Interstate highways as a means of generating needed funds.
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In recent years, the revenues flowing into the highway trust fund have been insufficient to maintain even current levels of federal funding for highways. Political resistance to raising the federal fuels tax is high. This report discusses arguments for and against expanding tolling of the Interstate highways as a means of generating needed funds.
Key concepts: Revenue, Business, Finance, Highway system, Politics, Tax revenue, Transport engineering, Economics