America's roads, tunnels, and bridges have seen better days. The funds used to repair our transportation infrastructure have historically come from taxes on gasoline sales, but given the drop-off in demand, and fewer miles driven overall, state coffers are running on empty. In this video, Fool.com contributor Aimee Duffy talks about some states' initiatives to combat this problem, and what investors need to think about going forward.
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Will North Carolina Tax Hybrids to Death?
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The state is looking to charge hybrid and electric vehicle owners an additional fee.
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