Colorado’s green transportation plan unveiled this week by Gov. Jared Polis will mean those who live in the state will pay more for gasoline, grocery deliveries, ride-sharing services and electric vehicles.
Someone has to pay for the $5.3 billion plan meant to improve state roads, rails and transit for the next 10 years.
Axios reported the 197-page plan pushed by Democrats seeks to overhaul how the state spends money on its transportation system.
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