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Funding the Future of Transportation North Carolina F1RST Commission Meeting Carlos Braceras, P.E., Executive Director Utah Department of Transportation UDOTs Strategic Goals Zero Preserve Optimize Fatalities Infrastructure Mobility


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Funding the Future of Transportation

North Carolina F1RST Commission Meeting

Carlos Braceras, P.E., Executive Director Utah Department of Transportation

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Zero Fatalities Preserve Infrastructure Optimize Mobility

UDOT’s Strategic Goals

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Utah State Highway System

  • 5,865 centerline miles
  • Statutorily defined, Title 72 Chapter 4
  • Higher functional classification roads

Functional Classification

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State of Utah Budget

Fiscal Year 2020

Transportation

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UDOT’s Budget

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Funding Transportation for the Near-Term Future

  • 2003/2004 Legislative Task

Force: “Reliance on fuel tax alone will never be adequate for highway needs.”

  • H.B. 1008 (2005)

Transportation Investment Act

  • H.B. 362 (2015) Transportation

Infrastructure Funding

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https://udot.utah.gov/strategic-direction

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Transportation Investment Fund Revenue

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S.B. 80 (2016) – 1/16th¢

80% 60% 40%

20% 0% 20%

Water Infrastructure Amendment

40% 60% 80% 100%

$24,381,613 $30,993,085 $16,823,313 $8,706,064 $0

Funding Received

2018 $38,741,356 2019 $40,636,022 2020 $42,058,282 2021 $43,530,322 2022 $45,053,884 $16,254,409 $7,748,271 $25,234,969 $34,824,258

Funding Received

$45,053,884

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S.B. 80 (2016) – .05% Sales Tax

83% 66% 50%

33% 0% 17%

Utah General Fund

33%

50%

66% 83%

$19,235,820 $22,929,154 $14,931,058 $10,301,400 $0

Funding Received

2018 $27,516,085 2019 $28,852,287 2020 $29,862,117 2021 $30,907,291 2022 $31,989,046

$9,616,467 $4,586,931 $14,931,058 $20,605,891

Funding Received

$26,656,472

100%

$5,332,574 $33,108,663

17%

2023 $33,108,663

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Transportation Fund Revenue

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National Fuel Tax Purchasing Power Decline

  • 46%
  • 22%

Indexing to CPI Road Usage Fees Utah Legislative Countermeasures:

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23 Billion Miles 51 Billion Miles 33 Billion Miles

+40%

Utah Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Projection

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The Case for a Road Usage Charge Program

Scales with Inflation User Pays Principle (Fairness) Long-Term Sustainable Funding Source

Scales With Inflation User Pays Principle (Fairness) Long-Term Sustainable Funding Source Somewhat No No Somewhat Somewhat Somewhat Yes Yes Yes Registration Fee Fuel Tax Road Usage Charge

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Total Annual Gas Tax Costs for Utah Drivers

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Size & Growth of Utah’s Electric Vehicle Fleet

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Utah’s Alt-Fuel Vehicle Payment Choice

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Rural & Low-income Households Benefit From RUC

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  • S.B. 136 (2017)
  • Administrative rules filed
  • RUC rate set at 1.5 cents/mile
  • Vendor began system testing in October 2019
  • Full system launches to the public on January 1, 2020

Utah’s Road Usage Charge Program Implementation Timeline

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Current RUC System Challenges

  • Public education
  • Technology
  • Administrative costs
  • Out-of-state driving
  • Privacy perceptions
  • Data accuracy
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