AN ACT ESTABLISHING A FEE ON RETAIL DELIVERY SERVICE TO FUND BUS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION FARE REDUCTIONS.
HB 6316 imposes a 25-cent fee on retail deliveries made by motor vehicle from businesses with over $1 million in annual sales. The revenue generated from this fee must be used to reduce bus public transportation fares across the state. This bill directly affects large retailers that provide delivery services, as they will pay the fee per delivery. The key mechanism is a dedicated funding stream for public transit, targeting fare reductions without altering existing transit operations. The bill does not change fare structures directly but provides new revenue to lower costs for riders.
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Introduced Jan 23, 2025
Last action Jan 23, 2025
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