Kaine will seek millions for roads

wtop.com     May 12, 2008            

In a teleconference Sunday night with Democratic legislators, Kaine said he will propose increasing the titling tax paid on car purchases from 3 percent to 4 percent and boost the registration fee by $10, a person who heard the briefing told The Associated Press. [read full story]                

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Kaine: Raise car fees: He also plans to seek transportation money with 2 other tax moves

tmcnet.com     May 12, 2008          

Kaine: Raise car fees: He also plans to seek transportation money with 2 other tax moves ... KRT) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) May 12--Gov. Timothy M. Kaine's plan to close Virginia's $1 billion transportation funding gap will include a $10 increase in vehicle registration...                

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Kaine will seek millions for roads

wvec.com     May 12, 2008          

Associated Press RICHMOND (AP) -- Gov. Timothy M. Kaine will propose boosting the titling tax on car sales and car registration fees statewide for road upkeep. In a teleconference Sunday night with Democratic legislators, Kaine said he will propose increasing the titling...                

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Kaine will seek tax increases for roads

wtop.com     May 12, 2008          

Governor Tim Kaine says he will ask lawmakers to boost the titling tax on car sales and car registration fees statewide for road upkeep. ... The governor released details of his plan at a state Capitol news conference Monday. The governor also proposed increasing the...                

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Drivers May Pay More In Virginia

wmdt.com     May 13, 2008          

Reported By: WMDT Staff ... Drivers in Virginia may soon have to pay more and this time it's not at the pump. Governor Tim Kaine wants lawmakers to boost the titling tax on car sales and raise car registration fees statewide. He says the money is needed for road upkeep....                

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Gov. Kaine Proposes Tax Hikes for Transportation Improvements

wusa9.com     May 13, 2008          

Package would replace last year's transportation package if approved during special legislative session ... Virginians would be faced with higher taxes on vehicle sales and Northern Virginians additionally would pay one-cent more on the state sales tax under a...                

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Gov. Kaine Proposes Tax Hikes for Transportation Improvements

wusatv9.com     May 13, 2008          

The package would replace last year's transportation package if it's approved during special legislative session. ... Virginians would be faced with higher taxes on vehicle sales and Northern Virginians additionally would pay one-cent more on the state sales tax under a...                

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Mr. Kaine's Plan

washingtonpost.com     May 13, 2008          

VIRGINIA GOV. Timothy M. Kaine (D), whose past attempts to address the state's underfunded and overstretched transportation network have been undone by the anti-tax fervor of Republican lawmakers and, more recently, by a state Supreme Court ruling, is trying again. The governor has proposed a...                

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Gas tax increase missing in Kaine's plan

examiner.com     May 13, 2008          

Gov. Tim Kaine had a conspicuous omission from the bundle of tax increases he rolled out Monday: No increase in the state gas tax. ... Source: The Free Lance-Star Gas tax increase missing in Kaine’s plan had a conspicuous omission from the bundle of tax increases he...                

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Kaine: state needs $1.1 billion for roads

wtop.com     May 13, 2008          

By BOB LEWIS AP Political Writer RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Governor Tim Kaine asked legislators to boost state taxes by about $1 billion a year to improve roads Monday, and Republican lawmakers swiftly said no. Kaine proposed increasing the sales tax on cars from 3 percent to...                

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Kaine proposes $1.1 billion tax increase for roads and rail; receives tepid support

examiner.com     May 13, 2008          

Gov. Tim Kaine proposed a series of tax increases Monday to help pay for the state's expanding highway maintenance deficit and pump new money into road and rail projects, but quickly ran into opposition from House Republican leaders and only tepid support from Senate Democrats.                

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