A special fund established by the North Carolina General Assembly for use in the planning, design and construction of highways designated as part of the Intrastate System and for seven urban loop roads.
An account established by law to hold Federal highway user taxes that are dedicated for highway and transit related purposes. The HTF has two accounts: the Highway Account, and the Mass Transit Account.
The federal trust fund established by the Highway Revenue Act of 1956; this fund has two accounts -- the Highway Account and the Mass Transit Account. Trust fund revenues are derived from federal highway- user taxes and fees such as motor fuel taxes; trust fund uses and expenditures are determined by law.
The monies collected from the gasoline tax designated for construction of new highways. hormones. Natural chemical substances that control development, physiology, and/or behavior of an organism. Hormones are produced internally and affect only that individual. Hormones are coming into use in pest control. (See also pheromones.)
A fund into which highway users (carriers and automobile operators) pay; the fund pays for federal government's highway construction share.
The source of funding for programs described in a particular Act. The HTF under the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century is composed of the Highway Account, which funds highway and intermodal programs, and the Mass Transit Account. Federal motor fuel taxes are the major source of income into the HTF.