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Better Transit Options - The Governor's proposal would fund 20 new transitways, increase metro area bus service by 27 percent, increase Metro Area transit ridership by an estimated 80 percent: meet 90 percent of all transit needs in Greater Minnesota, and increase transit service in Greater Minnesota by nearly 500,000 hours of service annually. Governor Dayton's Proposal — How It Breaks Down Road and Bridge Funding Over 10 years State Funding (Trunk Highway) - 55.35 billion 53.3E billion in new revenue S2 billion in trunk highway bonds Source: Gross Receipts Tax and Registration Fee Counn', City, & Township Funding -52,356 billion Direct fording to Counties - 51.5E billion Direct funding to Cities -- 5490 million AMNDOT funding for Counties and Cities - 5153 million Townships . 5133 million SoprS.e: Gross Receipts Tax and Registration Fees Transit Funding Over 10 years Twin Cities Menn Area - S 2.8 billion Sotila: '< cent sales tax increase in 7 -county Metro Bike and Pedestrian Funding Over 10 years Greater Minnesota Transit - 5120 million Source: General Fund Bike and Pedestrian Infrastructure/Safe Routes to Schools - 5 75 million Soptces: General Fund and 'A cent sales tax increase in 7 -county Metro Impact on Minnesotans — By the Numbers 815.00 Minnesotans in Greater Minnesota who use our roads and bridges would pay S15 per month - or 49 cents per day under Governor Dayton's proposal; in contrast, the average cost to fix a bent rim and get your tires realigned is 5200 824.50 Minnesotans in the meh•opolitan area would pay 824.50 per month - or 80 cents per day under Governor Dayton's proposal; in contrast the average cost Co replace four tires is 5400 16 cents The Governor's proposed gross receipts tax on gasoline would add an additional 16 cents to the price of a gallon of gasoline Greater Minnesota Transit Investments — By the Numbers 90 percent By investing 8120 million, the Governor's proposal would meet 90 percent of Greater Minnesota's transit needs by 2025 500,000 hours The Governor's proposal would increase transit service in Greater Minnesota by nearly 500,000 hours of service annually Twin Cities Metropolitan Area Transit Investments — By the Numbers 85 percent Governor Dayton's proposal would increase transit ridership 85 percent. from 97 million rides a year to 180 million rides a year 500,000 people The Governor's proposed investment -would put 500,000 more Twin Cities area residents within a 30 minute commute from work 20 transitways Governor Dayton's investment would allow 20 new transitways to be added in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area; 16 of which would be bus rapid transit 6