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Lack of adequate funding to undertake the needed maintenance of local roads and highways is one of the critical issues facing transportation officials throughout the country. This paper examines the problem of revenue shortfall in local highway maintenance and construction, in particular with reference to Indiana counties. A review of the projected needs is made to compare with the expected revenue levels under existing trends. Recommendations are then outlined for possible strategies in-addressing the problem of county highway financing and administration. (Author)

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60th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board

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County government; Financing; Highway maintenance; Revenues; Road construction

Finance; Highways; I10: Economics and Administration

TRIS, TRB

Jan 29 1982 12:00AM

• EXAMINATION OF REGIONAL TRANSIT COST ALLOCATION AMONG TOWNS: FIVE CASE STUDIES
• FUNDING DADE COUNTY'S TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM: THE CITIZENS' ROLE
• MINOR RURAL ROADS: FINANCE TRENDS AND ISSUES
• PARTNERSHIP IN FUNDING PUBLIC TRANSIT: SEATTLE METRO
• PRINCIPLES OF HIGHWAY FINANCE
• TRANSIT PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND LOCAL OBJECTIVES: STATE-LEVEL POLICY CONSIDERATIONS (ABRIDGMENT)
• USE OF REVENUE SHARING FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN RURAL AREAS