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Indy could get millions more to fix roads in proposed bill

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(MIRROR INDY) — Indy’s battered roads could see some improvement under a bill making its way through the Statehouse. House Bill 1461, authored by Rep. Jim Pressel, a Republican from Rolling Prairie in northwest Indiana, could increase Indy’s share of road funding in at least a couple of different ways. Raising taxes The legislation would increase the amount of money that Indy can charge for its wheel tax — a fee applied to commercial vehicles li…

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Indy could get millions more to fix roads in proposed bill

(MIRROR INDY) — Indy’s battered roads could see some improvement under a bill making its way through the Statehouse. House Bill 1461, authored by Rep. Jim Pressel, a Republican from Rolling Prairie in northwest Indiana, could increase Indy’s share of road funding in at least a couple of different ways. Raising taxes The legislation would increase the amount of money that Indy can charge for its wheel tax — a fee applied to commercial vehicles li…

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Roads & Infrastructure Magazine broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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