2013-05-15nytimes.com

``The drop-off in driving is already having wide-reaching effects across the country. It means that gasoline taxes, which help finance transportation investment, are bringing in less revenue. The U.S. Pirg report suggests that the nation's shift in driving trends calls for a change in the things the nation spends that money on. "When dollars are so scarce, we need to be sure we're not building highways that aren't really needed -- especially if doing so means neglecting repairs of existing highways, and neglecting to build transit projects when transit ridership is soaring," Mr. Baxandall said



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