Proposed gas tax hike would also alter DOTD spending, operations

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A Baton Rouge-based coalition determined to invest in the state’s crumbling roads and bridges will once again push for a gasoline tax when the Legislature convenes in April. Unlike the unsuccessful efforts of recent years, however, the bill—which is being dubbed the Government Reform in Transportation, or GRIT, Act—includes sweeping reforms of spending and operations

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