ODOT faces a $1.7 billion annual funding shortfall and seeks new taxes to address transportation needs, i ...
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ODOT has a $1.7 billion annual funding shortfall and wants new taxes
ODOT has a $1.7 billion annual funding shortfall and wants new taxes
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Opinion: Fact check – Will repealing Washington’s CO2 tax harm ‘roads and bridges?’
Opinion: Fact check – Will repealing Washington’s CO2 tax harm ‘roads and bridges?’
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Opinion: Elected officials should protect Southwest Washington taxpayers
Opinion: Elected officials should protect Southwest Washington taxpayers
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POLL: Should the IBR halt plans for tolling, just like New York and Oregon governors have done?
POLL: Should the IBR halt plans for tolling, just like New York and Oregon governors have done?
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Tolling for transit dies in New York City
Tolling for transit dies in New York City
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Tolling committee discusses traffic diversion, revenue sharing and TriMet
Tolling committee discusses traffic diversion, revenue sharing and TriMet
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POLL: What is a more efficient way to raise funds for transportation projects?
POLL: What is a more efficient way to raise funds for transportation projects?
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ODOT’s 86 percent cost of collecting tolls on I-205 revealed
ODOT’s 86 percent cost of collecting tolls on I-205 revealed
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$14 billion in federal funds for ‘infrastructure,’ but ODOT plans to continue to seek tolls
$14 billion in federal funds for ‘infrastructure,’ but ODOT plans to continue to seek tolls
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WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Monday, April 12, 2021
WATCH: Clark County TODAY LIVE • Monday, April 12, 2021
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