Michael Smith+FollowMichigan drivers: Gas tax overhaul means real road fixesStarting January 1, every time you fill up in Michigan, more of your money will finally go straight to fixing our roads. The old 6% sales tax on gas barely touched road repairs, but now a new 21-cent-per-gallon fuel tax will send 100% of those funds directly to infrastructure. Lawmakers say this change could mean $1.4 billion a year for better roads and sidewalks. Most folks won’t notice a price jump at the pump, but the impact on potholes and crumbling streets could be huge. What do you think—will this finally make a difference on your daily drive? #Transportation #Michigan #GasTax00Share
Michael Smith+FollowMichigan drivers: Gas tax changes ahead!Michigan is shaking up how we pay for gas—starting January 1, the 6% sales tax on gasoline is out, and a new 21-cent-per-gallon fuel tax is in. This could mean more predictable prices at the pump, but it also raises questions about how road repairs and school funding (which relied on the old tax) will be handled. How do you think this switch will affect your budget or your daily commute? Let’s hear your thoughts on whether this change is a win or a worry for Michigan drivers! #Transportation #Michigan #GasTax00Share
