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5 takeaways from resident survey on pay-per-mile vs gas tax road funding

Michigan Live

By Justin P. Hicks September 26, 2024

An estimated 57% of residents are unsatisfied with the quality of Michigan roads, according to a recent road funding survey.

However, only 27% are willing to pay more for better infrastructure, and residents are split on the most fair way to fund road improvements in the future as the state seeks a remedy for declining fuel tax revenue.

View the full article: MLive.com

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5 takeaways from resident survey on pay-per-mile vs gas tax road funding

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