The National Defense and Highways Act of 1956 created the U.S. interstate highway system. It also created the Highway Trust Fund (HTF), the mechanism by which it intended to fund the construction ...

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Senator Deb Fischer, a Republican from Nebraska, asked whether Mr. Duffy thought owners of electric vehicles should contribute to the Highway Trust Fund. The federal fund finances the country’s ...

who currently don’t contribute to the Highway Trust Fund through gas taxes. This stance aligns with Trump’s previously announced plans to reshape EV policies, including the potential ...

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The Federal Executive Council has approved at least N3.09tn for several road projects nationwide, including sections of the ...

Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware, said he initially backed Mr. Duffy because of his commitment to fund approved infrastructure ... vehicle drivers to the Highway Trust Fund.

Electric vehicles, again not specifically trucks, were also among topics discussed in relation to the Highway Trust Fund, their impact on infrastructure given their increased weight compared to ...

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Those conversations would include efforts to streamline permitting, consideration of new sources of revenue to feed the Highway Trust Fund, regulating autonomous vehicles and investing in public ...

Congress for the past three decades has opted not to hike taxes and instead used general tax revenue to address shortfalls in the federal highway trust fund.

Sen. Deb Fischer (R-NE) asked whether Duffy believed the Transportation Department should address the fact that those who drive electric vehicles do not pay into the highway trust fund.