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Sprawl & Transportation:
Restrict Toll Money Use

Our Position: oppose
Bill Number: H.AMDT.27 to HR3
Sponsor: Mark Kennedy (R-MN)
Legislative Session: 2005

Offered by Mark Kennedy, this amendment to the transportation bill would severely limit the use and role of tolls for funding transportation choices by preventing toll money from being used to build public transportation or to be used for variable pricing. It also would only allow toll money to be used to build new road lanes.

Status

The amendment failed by a vote of 155-265 on March 9, 2005.

Sprawl & Transportation: Restrict Toll Money Use

Status

Sprawl & Transportation:
Restrict Toll Money Use