Humboldt Republican Women: "The state has routinely frittered away transportation money by spending it on other projects. During the last recession, the Legislature moved $1 billion per year in truck weight fees from funding road maintenance to the General Fund."

Monday, March 14, 2016

"The state has routinely frittered away transportation money by spending it on other projects. During the last recession, the Legislature moved $1 billion per year in truck weight fees from funding road maintenance to the General Fund."

California doesn’t need new taxes to pave its roads:

"The state has routinely frittered away transportation money by spending it on other projects." @AsmHarper https://t.co/YWMxecbiBw #CALeg
— HJTA.org (@HJTA) March 14, 2016

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Monday, March 14, 2016

"The state has routinely frittered away transportation money by spending it on other projects. During the last recession, the Legislature moved $1 billion per year in truck weight fees from funding road maintenance to the General Fund."