Transportation committee calls for vehicle miles traveled tax

The U.S. should change its infrastructure funding structure from indirect motor fuel taxes to direct mileage-based fees, and increase the federal gasoline tax and the federal diesel tax to aid the transportation system in the short-term, the National Surface Transportation Infrastructure Financing Commission said at a press conference earlier today to announce the release of its Paying Our Way: A New Framework for Transportation Finance report. “With the expected shift to more fuel efficient vehicles, it will be increasingly difficult to rely on the gas tax to raise the funds needed to improve, ...

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