Highway Formula Fairness Act
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Summary
The bill amends 23 U.S.C. Section 104(c) to change how federal highway formula funds are apportioned to states starting in fiscal year 2027, across major programs including highway performance, surface transportation block grants, safety, congestion mitigation, freight, carbon reduction, and PROTECT. Each state's initial share would be based on its fiscal year 2012 apportionments, and then adjusted so that no state receives less than 95 percent of its share of the Highway Trust Fund tax payments attributable to highway users in that state. The bill's provisions are technical and do not establish a new funding level or program; supporters and opponents may differ on how the revised formula distributes funds among states.
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