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Pa.’s roads would get more gas tax money in next budget, but a highway funding gap remains

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When Pennsylvania lawmakers talk about how taxpayers should foot the bill for getting around the Keystone State, debate generally centers on a dichotomy between mass transit and everything else under PennDOT’s umbrella. In that respect, this budget season is shaping…

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Pa.’s roads would get more gas tax money in next budget, but a highway funding gap remains

When Pennsylvania lawmakers talk about how taxpayers should foot the bill for getting around the Keystone State, debate generally centers on a dichotomy between mass transit and everything else under

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The Indiana Gazette Online broke the news in Indiana, United States 6 days ago on Monday, February 17, 2025.

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Pa.’s roads would get more gas tax money in next budget, but a highway funding gap remains

2 Articles

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Pa.’s roads would get more gas tax money in next budget, but a highway funding gap remains

Pa.’s roads would get more gas tax money in next budget, but a highway funding gap remains

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