How we do pay for state highway construction today?
• Historically, the State of Texas has been dependent on motor fuel taxes to pay for expansion and maintenance of the state highway system. • The state motor fuel tax, which is currently $0.20 per gallon, was last increased in 1991. • The Texas Constitution, to help fund the public education system in Texas, diverts 25% of each dollar collected in state motor fuel tax to education.
Related Questions
- I was awarded a large state highway construction contract and want to sub-contract the flagging. Where can I find out if the company employs certified flaggers?
- Do contractors and subcontractors have to pay the State prevailing wage rates on federal construction projects requiring compliance with the Davis-Bacon Act?
- Are todays formulas on school construction, highways and other state government priorities equitable?
