Report: Transportation funding in jeopardy
A plan to divert more tax dollars for transportation needs will boost efforts to repair Oklahoma 's deteriorated roads and bridges but is in danger of losing $32.5 million in its first year, according to a report released Thursday by a nonprofit transportation research group.
Frank Moretti , director of policy and research for The Road Information Program in Washington, D.C. , said legislation approved last year wo...
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