Maryland lawmakers are considering proposals to introduce new taxes on electric vehicles as a way to generate revenue for maintaining and improving the state’s bridges, roads, and highways. The move comes as officials seek alternative funding sources amid growing infrastructure needs and shifting transportation trends. Critics may question whether EV owners, who already benefit from lower fuel and maintenance costs, should bear additional financial responsibility. The debate highlights broader challenges in balancing environmental goals with the fiscal demands of road upkeep.
Lawmakers eye new EV taxes to fund Maryland bridges, roads, highways Baltimore Sun
