Lawmakers in the Tennessee House of Representatives continue to work on an alternative to Gov. Bill Haslam’s transportation-funding proposal, one that would not increase the state’s gas tax.
According to The Tennessean, however, their alternative appears to be a non-starter in the Senate.
“It’s a user fee and we want to keep it that way,” Lt. Gov. Randy McNally said Thursday, according to The Tennessean.
The current version of Haslam’s plan would raise the tax on gasoline by 6 cents over…