Lawmakers looking at new fees for clean fuel cars, raising price for express lane use
“After the meeting, he said it’s time for the more than 9,000 vehicles in the state that don’t use gas to contribute toward the cost of road maintenance. A state tax incentive for clean fuel vehicles ended in 2016 and has not been renewed. “Everybody else is currently paying for the use of the roads,” Stephenson said. “It’s easier, I think, to implement something like this now when we have under 10,000 vehicles than it is when we have half a million.”
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