This report summarizes the results and recommendations that developed from the town hall event, Sustainable Transportation: Paying Our Way From Here to There, convened in August 2008 by the New Mexico
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Innovative Finance website provides information on innovative finance tools available to fund surface transportation projects. Click here to view this website.
On July 31, 2012, voters in Georgia made their choices about transportation funding in conjunction with the state’s primary elections, with their decisions having significant impacts for the state and
On April 25, 2013, the National Association of Development Organizations (NADO) Research Foundation held the Rural Planning Organizations (RPO) America Peer Symposium in Greenville, SC. This event was sponsored by
As states across the nation are considering proposals for transportation funding within their borders, two new reports are considering vehicle-miles-traveled-based user fees as one option. The Government Accountability Office released
A new EPA report, Infrastructure Financing Options for Transit-Oriented Development, provides examples of how some communities are using specific tools for individual infrastructure components, as well as strategies for combining
Note: The presentation summary below was initially written and published in 2011. In 2012, Georgia’s Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax was voted on by the public during the state’s
The Transportation Research Board released two reports related to human services transportation in 2011. The Transportation Services Cost Sharing Toolkit, which is Volume 1 of the Transit Cooperative Research Program
In 2011, the Congressional Budget Office has released a report detailing public policy options for funding federal highway programs. This report focuses primarily on fuel taxes and on other fees
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