Fri June 26, 2020
PAYING FOR TRANSPORTATION IN CALIFORNIA: DOES COVID-19 CHANGE EVERYTHING?
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The COVID-19 pandemic threatens every aspect of transportation funding in California. State revenues from federal, state, regional and local taxes and fees are all at risk. Since California's shelter-in-place order went into effect in March, the state has already faced plummeting revenues from gasoline taxes, tolls, transit fares and sales taxes. These revenue sources will most likely continue to be severely threatened in the coming months and possibly even years.
Panelists will discuss the opportunities for every level of government to help recover transportation revenues in our uncertain future. Can we rely on our traditional mix of revenue sources? Will the COVID-19 crisis stimulate innovation in transportation finance?
These and other revenue options will be discussed at the 11th Annual Norman Y. Mineta National Transportation Policy Summit.
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This program will be online-only; please pre-register to receive a link to the live-stream program
Free to registrants
This program is supported by the Mineta Transportation Institute at San José State University
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Panelists will discuss the opportunities for every level of government to help recover transportation revenues in our uncertain future. Can we rely on our traditional mix of revenue sources? Will the COVID-19 crisis stimulate innovation in transportation finance?
These and other revenue options will be discussed at the 11th Annual Norman Y. Mineta National Transportation Policy Summit.
NOTES
This program will be online-only; please pre-register to receive a link to the live-stream program
Free to registrants
This program is supported by the Mineta Transportation Institute at San José State University
The COVID-19 pandemic threatens every aspect of transportation funding in California. State revenues from federal, state, regional and local taxes and fees are all at risk. Since California's shelter-in-place order went into effect in March, the state has already faced plummeting revenues from gasoline taxes, tolls, transit fares and sales taxes. These revenue sources will most likely continue to be severely threatened in the coming months and possibly even years.
Panelists will discuss the opportunities for every level of government to help recover transportation revenues in our uncertain future. Can we rely on our traditional mix of revenue sources? Will the COVID-19 crisis stimulate innovation in transportation finance?
These and other revenue options will be discussed at the 11th Annual Norman Y. Mineta National Transportation Policy Summit.
NOTES
This program will be online-only; please pre-register to receive a link to the live-stream program
Free to registrants
This program is supported by the Mineta Transportation Institute at San José State University
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Panelists will discuss the opportunities for every level of government to help recover transportation revenues in our uncertain future. Can we rely on our traditional mix of revenue sources? Will the COVID-19 crisis stimulate innovation in transportation finance?
These and other revenue options will be discussed at the 11th Annual Norman Y. Mineta National Transportation Policy Summit.
NOTES
This program will be online-only; please pre-register to receive a link to the live-stream program
Free to registrants
This program is supported by the Mineta Transportation Institute at San José State University
show less
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