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Pike Rider on September 16, 2022 at 3:45 pm

NONE of NVTA's funding for transportation projects comes from motor vehicle user fees. It's entirely from general sources, mostly the added sales tax in NoVA.

Moreover, TransAction is an unconstrained project wish list with ZERO funding commitments. Just because the cost of the listed transit projects is higher than the cost of the listed highway projects does not mean that NVTA will allocate more money to transit projects than to highway expansion.

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