California’s roads are in crisis. The funding shortfall to stop the decline of the state’s transportation network is well documented. The state, counties and cities have identified a $14 billion annual shortfall to stop further deterioration and begin repairs to ensure our transportation system remains safe and efficient.

Now a projected loss of gasoline tax revenue due to the significant drop in gas prices and drivers using more fuel-efficient cars has dramatically reduced the primary revenue stream to maintain our freeways, streets and roads.