Ohio's Slanted Pavement

How Ohio's highway spending shortchanges cities and suburbs.

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March 6, 2003, 2:00 PM PST

"In Ohio, and some other states, state transportation dollars flow to localities on the basis of neither of these standards for revenue distribution. The result in Ohio is a spatially skewed pattern of state transportation spending that is essentially anti-city and even anti-suburb. In effect, funds are diverted away from the very places that struggle with the greatest transportation needs and pay the most in gas taxes."

Thanks to Laura Kranz

FULL STORY: Slanted Pavement: How Ohio's Highway Spending Shortchanges Cities and Suburbs

Thursday, March 6, 2003 in The Brookings Institution

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