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GAO[removed]Highway Finance: States' Expanding Use of Tolling Illustrates Diverse Challenges and Strategies
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Document Date: 2006-07-28 14:24:53


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Washington / D.C. / Houston / San Diego / /

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America / /

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Puerto Rico / United States / /

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USD / /

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Facility

Highway Finance A United States Government Accountability Office Washington / D.C. / HIGHWAY FINANCE Accountability Integrity Reliability Highlights Highlights / Highway Finance Contents Figure / Highway Finance / HIGHWAY FINANCE States’ Expanding Use / /

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transportation decision making / transportation / transportation finance / gross domestic product / transportation funding shortfalls / statewide network / transportation routes / transportation advocates / public transportation / finance highway transportation / transportation stakeholders / finance transportation / transportation funding / /

Organization

United States Senate / PPP PPTA ROD SAFETEA-LU SEP-15 State DOT TEA-21 TIFIA TOT TTC U.S. DOT VMT Bureau / United States Government Accountability Office Washington / Honorable James M. Inhofe Chairman Committee on Environment / U.S. government / Federal Highway Administration / Bond Chairman Subcommittee on Transportation / U.S. Department of Transportation / Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on Environment / State Department of Transportation / /

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Governor / Wisconsin transportation official / /

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Texas / Kentucky / New Jersey / Wisconsin / Minnesota / District of Columbia / Florida / California / Arkansas / /

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www.gao.gov/cgi-bin/getrpt?GAO-06-554 / /

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