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1. Kansas Department of Transportation Budget Overview

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Corporations Cash position. Kansas, Roads Statistics. Kansas, Roads Statistics. Economic aspects Kansas, Roads Finance. Kansas, Highway planning Kansas., Highway planning Finance. Kansas, Local transit Statistics. Kansas, Railroads Statistics. Kansas, Aeronautics Statistics. Kansas, Airplanes Statistics. Kansas, Transportation Appropriations and expenditures. Kansas, Transportation Subsidies Kansas., Transportation Finance. Kansas, Transportation Statistics. Finance Kansas, Transportation Planning. Kansas, Transportation Management. Kansas, Transportation Kansas., Transportation and state Kansas., Sociétés Situation de la caisse. Kansas, Routes Statistiques. Aspect économique Kansas, Routes Planification Kansas., Routes Planification Finances. Kansas, Transports publics Statistiques. Kansas, Aéronautique Statistiques. Kansas, Avions Statistiques. Kansas, Aide de l'État au transport Kansas., Transport Finances. Kansas, Transport Statistiques. Finances Kansas, Transport Planification. Kansas, Transport Politique gouvernementale Kansas., Aeronautics., Airplanes., Corporations Cash position., Employees., Expenditures, Public., Highway planning., Highway planning Finance., Local transit., Railroads., Roads., Roads Economic aspects., Roads Finance., Transportation., Transportation and state., Transportation Finance., Transportation Management., Transportation Planning., Transportation Subsidies., Kansas.
Abstract

Presentation providing an overview of the planning, financial status, and financial management of the Kansas Department of Transportation for Fiscal Years 2018 and 2019, as well as statistics on the current status of transportation programs in Kansas.

Published
2017

2. More transit=more jobs : the impact of increased funding for public transit

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Local transit Economic aspects United States., Transportation Subsidies United States., Job creation United States., Transports publics Aspect économique États-Unis., Aide de l'État au transport États-Unis., Création d'emplois États-Unis., Job creation., Local transit Economic aspects., Transportation Subsidies., United States.
Abstract

"Based on data from Transportation Improvement Programs in 20 metropolitan areas, this study shows that the proportion of total transportation dollars spent on transit varies from 15 percent to 75 percent. Metropolitan areas that give a higher priority to transit generate more jobs per dollar spent on transportation. If our 20 metropolitan areas shifted 50 percent of their highway funds to transit, they would generate 1,123,674 new transit jobs over a five-year period -- for a net gain of 180,150 jobs over five years -- without a single dollar of new spending"--Executive Summary.

Published
2010

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