If you're seeing this message, please try refreshing/reloading this page. If you're still seeing this message after the refresh, it may be because your browser does not support cascading style sheets. We encourage you to upgrade your browser to one that is web standards-compliant, so that you may experience fully all the features of our redesigned site.
AAA Northern New England
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
|
|||||||
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
||
|
|
|||||||
Action Alerts
- Contact your legislator
Use our sample draft letter or create your own
- Tell a friend
Send a friend a link to this site
- Keep informed
Sign up for legislative alerts
Other Resources
- www.mbtaonline.org
Maine Better Transportation Association
- www.state.me.us/mdot
Maine Department of Transportation
- www.nh.gov/dot
New Hampshire Department of Transportation
- www.aot.state.vt.us
Vermont Agency of Transportation
National Transportation Infrastructure Resources.
Transportation: AAA's Commitment to Mobility and Safety
The next federal transportation reauthorization cycle will present significant challenges as many believe the entire structure of funding transportation must be reviewed. New thinking regarding the approach to financing the nation’s surface transportation program will be necessary. The role of the federal and state governments, the mission of the program, and new concepts for long-term funding will all be addressed. To ensure that the interests of motorists are considered during this debate, AAA must begin working now to analyze alternatives and develop consensus on association positions.
In an effort to further educate AAA members on the importance of transportation and the future funding and policy challenges we face, AAA has provided a number of resources below. The purpose of this section is not to outline AAA’s positions on any particular transportation infrastructure issue or funding alternative, but simply to raise awareness of the ongoing debate and describe the various transportation challenges ahead.
Federal Fuel Tax Purchasing Power
Federal Highway Trust Fund Revenue Sources
Supporting links
Transportation Research Board Transportation Safety Planning State Overview
Bureau of Transportation Statistics State Breakdown of Bridge Ratings
Bureau of Transportation Statistics State Breakdown of Road Conditions
Report completed by the National Surface Transportation Policy and Revenue Study Commission
Federal Highway Administration listing of State transportation Web Sites
Good tool for state-by-state bridge condition research
Comparative map of state vs. state gasoline tax rates
Break-down of each state's fuel taxes
News release summarizing and highlighting various aspects of Oregon's road user fee pilot program
