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Driving Trends and Transportation Funding in the Southwest: Budgets Can Support Further Reductions in Driving




Driving Trends and Transportation Funding in the Southwest: Budgets Can Support Further Reductions in Driving

August 2, 2015

Authors

Mike Salisbury & Will Toor

This report makes the case for realigning transportation funding to serve the new reality of less driving and more demand for safe, energy-efficient alternatives.

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