RESEARCH>>LOCAL
OPTION TAXES
Local
Option Transportation Taxes in the United States
By Todd Goldman,
Sam Corbett and Martin Wachs
March 2001
Funded by the University of California
Transportation Center
This study examines the extent to which states have
given local Governments
one of the most fundamental powers in transportation policy:
the
ability to decide whether or not to raise taxes to fund transportation
improvements. The purpose of the study is to generate a baseline
of knowledge on local option transportation taxes in
all 50 states. We have examined the laws that states have used
to authorize these taxes, the extent to which local areas have
adopted them, and how the revenues are used and governed.
Executive Summary, html
or PDF (96K)
Part One: Issues and Trends, html
or PDF
(840K)
Part Two: State-by-State Findings,
(Single file PDF
- 1.3 meg)
Introduction and Bibliography, html
or PDF (244K)
Individual State Reports, PDFs only, below:
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