ProGov21 Policy Library

This section of San Diego's municipal code establishes regulations for public facilities that are provided by private entities. It outlines permitting requirements for private developers and implements development impact fees which are assessed on new developments to generate revenue...

As vehicles become more fuel efficient and clean alternative fuels increase in popularity fuel taxes may no longer serve as a reliable source of revenue for funding highway and transportation improvements and maintenance. This report emphasizes how local governments can promote a...

Fuel tax revenue is declining due to the increased use of fuel-efficient and electric vehicles. This challenges present funding structures for roadway infrastructure and compels local governments to adopt innovative approaches. This fact sheet explores two solutions: implementing...

Traditional methods of expanding road networks have led to increased vehicle use, traffic congestion and greenhouse gas emissions.. In partnership with community organizations and experts, Madison developed this policy guide for implementing transit demand management (TDM). Strategies...

The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the fiscal challenges facing public transportation agencies. Many agencies now face a "fiscal cliff" as local sales tax revenues decline and fare revenues fail to recover to pre-pandemic levels. This report outlines strategies to diversify funding...

Many communities face increasing congestion and emissions due to a dependency on single-occupancy vehicles. Progressive land use policies integrate complete street standards into zoning laws and street design to improve efficiency, sustainability, and accessibility.This report proposes...

Revenues from traditional user fees like tolls and fuel taxes have been falling for decades, failing to keep up with inflation and the rising costs of transportation infrastructure. State should allow local governments to raise funds through local taxes to finance transportation projects....

Underpriced curb parking leading to traffic congestion, air pollution, fuel wastage, and accidents due to drivers cruising for parking spaces. Cities should charge market rates for curb parking, at least equal to the price of adjacent off-street parking, to eliminate cruising. This...