The push for sustainable transportation is raising questions about how to fund infrastructure as electric vehicles reshape road use and revenue models. With declining gas tax collections, industry leaders argue that outdated funding systems may struggle to keep pace with technological shifts. Debates are emerging over whether new approaches—such as mileage-based fees or alternative revenue streams—could bridge the gap. The discussion highlights a critical crossroads for policymakers balancing environmental goals with fiscal realities.
Association president Blair Qualey says the future of transportation funding is a legitimate topic for discussion, given the impact the growing number of electric vehicles will have on traditional ...
