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Spending Program Details

By Dr. John C. Taylor, published on April 16, 2007

New monies would be deposited into the following three funds for further distribution. Table 10 summarizes how the new money would be spent. State roads would receive 53.1 percent of the new funds, counties would receive 30.8 percent, and city/villages would receive 16.1 percent.

Table 10

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SKU: S2007-05
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Road Funding: Time for a Change

  • Executive Summary
  • Introduction
  • Michigan’s Transportation System
  • Disposition of State and Local Transportation Revenues
  • Federal, Michigan and Local Revenue Sources
  • Truck Taxation and Road Costs
  • Major Needs
  • Economic Growth Benefits of Transportation Infrastructure Investment
  • Policy Recommendations
    • Offsets to Increased Transportation Taxes
    • Transportation Funding Proposal
    • Transportation Spending Proposal
    • Spending Program Details
      • Regular Formula Allocation Fund
      • Priority Network Fund
      • Incentive Match Fund
    • Additional Public/Private Funding Options
    • Reform Recommendations
    • Other Recommendations
  • About the Author
  • Endnotes

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