State lays out $34.6B multi-year spending plan for roads, bridges, ports, airports, rail and transit – Capitol News IL

The highway portion of the multi-year plan accounts for $24.6 billion of the planned spending. Of that, $13.3 billion, or 54%, is federally funded, just over $6 billion is state funding, $4.1 billion comes from bond proceeds, and $1.2 billion comes from local reimbursements. Another near-$10 billion in combined state, federal, local and private spending was laid out for transit, marine transportation, railways and airports. Of that, 59% was state spending and 31% federal.
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JackBolly
3 years ago

So why do people who buy a $70k EV need a tax credit from taxpayers when they will not pay the fuel taxes to maintain the roads they will drive on?

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