4/11/07-Gov. Joe Manchin has signed a bill into law extending a nickel-per-gallon portion of the state’s fuel tax until 2013. The tax was slated to expire this summer.
An analysis of the bill – HB2955 – indicates the nickel portion generates between $45 million and $55 million annually for roads ineligible for federal funds. The money is funneled to the State Road Fund, which is the main account for road work and repairs.

3/14/07-A bill on Gov. Joe Manchin’s desk would extend a nickel-per-gallon portion of the state’s fuel tax until 2013. The tax is slated to expire this summer.
An analysis of the bill – HB2955 – indicates the nickel portion generates between $45 million and $55 million annually for roads ineligible for federal funds. The money is funneled to the State Road Fund, which is the main account for road work and repairs.
For bill status, call (304) 340-3200. In West Virginia, call 1-877-565-3447.