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I'd be interested in seeing the numbers, and how they slice it up (whether they're completely treating federal roads separately or using it for the total, etc),
by kbenson 3y ago
I'd be interested in seeing the numbers, and how they slice it up (whether they're completely treating federal roads separately or using it for the total, etc), as at $0.364 per gallon in Utah, it seems like it results in a large amount to put towards funding something, so it would be interesting to track where it's going.
- loeg 3y agoUtah’s cent per mile program treats all roads the same, including roads outside of the state.
- throwaway1777 3y agoThat didn’t answer the question
- loeg 3y agoI was responding to this aside, not the question: > whether they're completely treating federal roads separately or using it for the total, etc The tax does not distinguish types of road, much like a gas tax does not.
- kbenson 3y agoThat sounds like it's equating Utah's taxing to total U.S. road funding, to which I say both "duh" about the result and "that can't be all that's going on in the report if it's about Utah, so there must be some disconnect in what we're talking about." The context we were in is Utah gas taxes and how much it affects road funding that Utah does. Were you referring to something different? I would assume that Utah gas taxes, if they are intended to fund road work, would go towards state roads in Utah (but that's just an assumption, which is why I was interested in the source).