“What is clear is that the state lacks the requisite information to make profoundly difficult choices,” the report writes. “Questions such as which projects to fund and when, and how revenue sources should be allocated must be included as part of a long-term sustainable transportation finance plan to address our transportation needs. Unfortunately, the state has not yet adopted such a plan.”MassLive.com has a good summary of the report.
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
More money for Massachusetts transportation won't solve problems
The Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation this week released a new report on the state's transportation system. Key take-away:
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