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Please don’t suspend the excise tax, or continue the sales tax suspension, unless the legislature is willing to find the funds to replace these revenues in the highway funding programs. Indiana is bad enough at funding road maintenance; let’s not cut off the funding. Think a little long term, please.
Unfortunately for all of us, politicians’ long term planning ends at the next election cycle
The Mid State Corridor would be dead by now if the Legislature & Governor were smart.
The INDOT permanent employment complex that benefits wealthy donors from construction companies will never be abated.