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Texas has a long legacy of good roads Symbol of our economic prosperity, attracting jobs and people to the State Our roads are used by you to get to work, home, school or recreation

Transportation in Texas is stretched to the limit, and the news gets worse Don’t let those orange barrels fool you Building highways on borrowed money

At stake is the lifestyle we want to enjoy in Texas

At stake is the economic health of Texas NEW LOWER SHIPPING BUSINESS JOBS COSTS

What’s the problem? $2.1 billion in truck freight moving costs Congestion in Texas each year 472 million extra hours of travel time $10.1 billion in delay and wasted fuel costs

$ Traffic delays each year cost every commuter San Antonio That’s 38 hours per commuter

What’s the problem? Safety and maintenance Well-maintained roads= crash deaths in 2011 serious crash injuries 80,000 Nearly More than 3,000 safer roads

How did we get in this hole? It’s all about supply and demand 125% 172% 19 % 238% populationvehicleshighway usehighway space

Since 1991, the cost of everyday goods has about doubled How did we get in this hole? So has the cost of building roads

How did we get in this hole? Financing for our roads is stuck back in the last century $1.10 $3.26 Gallon of Gas Gas Tax Portion

Borrowing is maxed out $17 billion in debt from bond financing to build highways

Construction Costs In the future we’ll have less and less funding as we move to fuel efficient cars Buying Power What does this mean? Everything costs more these days

What does this mean to me? $128 /month Internet, phone, cable TV $22 /month in state/federal gas taxes and auto fees $71 /month cell phone The average Texan pays:

Tackle most congested roadways Improve safety So now what? Get the biggest bang for the buck Support biking, walking and mass transit options

Change rush hour nightmares through flex-time, telecommuting, etc. Time traffic signals so more see green Move crashes and stalls out of the way Encourage carpooling So now what? Use our existing roads smarter

But all transportation improvements cost money You can help choose the best method

Here’s how the investment pays off

Is “doing nothing” really an option?

BE BETTER INFORMED | BE MORE INVOLVED | VOICE YOUR CONCERNS If you want a change