Senate DFLers are proposing a seven-and-a-half billion dollar package to improve the state's transportation infrastructure. The ten-year plan includes a gas tax increase to pay for roads and bridges and a plan to restructure license tab fees for newer cars and trucks. Senate DFLers say the plan addresses the state's long-term transportation needs but House Republicans say the package is too large. Minnesota Public Radio's Tom Scheck reports...
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