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The Bay Area will pay more to bail out America's highways than to keep its own trains and buses running
The gas tax hasn't covered federal highway costs since 2008, and Congress fills the gap with general taxes. The Bay Area's share will be ~$1.3 billion a year, more than the $980 million its Nov. 3 transit tax would raise.
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