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Gas tax increase estimates not as far apart as they appear

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An article from the Austin Chronicle comparies projections regarding the gas tax increase amount necessary to cover the projected funding gap for the eight statewide urban area transportation needs - the amount beyond those eight MPO’s constrained long-range regional plans. For the CAMPO area, the shortfall for infrastructure outside of the 2030 Plan and the Phase II toll roads is about $10 billion.

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Managed Lanes Open House re-scheduled for Feb 20

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A Managed Lanes Open House hosted by the Texas Transportation Institute (TTI) and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has been rescheduled for Tuesday, February 20, 2007 from 6:00 to 8:30 PM at the Thompson Conference Center at UT. The open house will provide information about managed lanes, a new approach that provides options for freeway travel.  The informal structure will allow attendees to come and go at their own pace by visiting various display stations and interacting with managed lane experts.

Brief presentations on managed lanes will also be provided every 30 minutes and fact sheets with other printed resource material will be available to attendees.  Information on successful managed lane facilities in San Diego, Minnesota, Denver, Houston, and Orange County, California will be featured at the open house.

If you have any questions, please contact Ginger Goodin at g-goodin@tamu.edu (TTI).

TTI Managed Lanes Open House CANCELLED

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Due to the inclement weather, the Managed Lanes open house scheduled for this evening has been CANCELLED.

We’ll post the re-scheduled date when it is available.

No word yet regarding Wednesday’s CAMPO Board meeting.  If the show goes on, we encourage you to attend.   We’ll have more details tomorrow.

Texas Transportation Researcher, Vol. 42, No. 4 available

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View the newest issue of the Texas Transportation Researcher (Vol. 42, No.4), a premier quarterly magazine on transportation research, implementation and education published by the Texas Transportation Institute (TTI), a member of the Texas A&M University System.

Of interest:
Webinars - Online transportation workshops from the comfort of your office.

80th Annual Transportation Short Course - Annual meetings highlight infrastructure, planning and funding of transportation in Texas.