Financing and Funding Will Kempton Chair ASC Financing and Funding Legislative Team AASHTO Standing Committee on Finance and Administration Director California.

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Financing and Funding Will Kempton Chair ASC Financing and Funding Legislative Team AASHTO Standing Committee on Finance and Administration Director California Department of Transportation

Authorization Steering Committee Dallas, Texas September 8-9, 2008 Legislative Recommendations 1.Between 2010 and 2015, in order to invest in a robust surface transportation program to meet significant national needs, Congress should fund a $545 billion multimodal program comprised of:  Highway program funded at $375 billion (2015 level = $75 billion)  Transit program funded at $93 billion (2015 level = $18.5 billion)  Freight program funded at $42 billion (2015 level = $9 billion)  Intercity passenger rail program funded at $34.5 billion (2015 level = $6.5 billion)

Authorization Steering Committee Dallas, Texas September 8-9, 2008 Legislative Recommendations 2.Adopt a diversified portfolio of revenue options to meet the recommended program funding needs. 3.Maintain the current federal and state shares for highway and transit capital programs. 4.Eliminate or drastically limit earmarking in federal transportation programs. 5.Develop policies that support maximum flexibility to allow for use of both conventional and innovative funding and financing tools. Given the magnitude and diversity of needs, states and local governments should be provided with maximum flexibility to use federal revenues from existing core sources to meet systemic transportation needs.

Authorization Steering Committee Dallas, Texas September 8-9, 2008 Legislative Recommendations 6.Ensure budgetary firewalls and funding guarantees are applied to all modes. 7.Create a Commission to recommend to Congress periodic adjustments for revenues necessary to meet program needs. 8.Adopt a long-range approach to funding the surface transportation system that gradually moves away from dependence on the current motor fuels tax to a distance-based direct user fee such as a fee on vehicle miles traveled.

Authorization Steering Committee Dallas, Texas September 8-9, 2008 Legislative Recommendations 9.Assure that any climate change legislation that creates a new revenue source, either through a carbon tax or cap-and-trade, provides substantial funding for transportation proportional to transportation’s impact on greenhouse gas emissions, and dedicate a sufficient portion of these revenues to support intercity passenger rail, transit, highway operations, bicycle and pedestrian projects, and freight programs that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Authorization Steering Committee Dallas, Texas September 8-9, 2008 Legislative Recommendations 10.Special consideration should be given to important but costly projects that have regional or national benefits to ensure that projects of this type can be funded. 11.Fund a proof of concept multi-state test(s) of a VMT-based funding approach at $50 million per year for 2010, 2011 and 2012 with a report to Congress by 2013.