Transportation Revenue Forecast Update

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							Transportation Revenue
   Forecast Update

               June 2008
   Jerry Long HTC Staff and David Ward STC Staff



                                                   July 8, 2008
                    2007-09 State Transportation Funding
                                 $7.2 Billion

                   Licenses, Permits, &      Local Funding
                          Fees                   1.2%
     Federal Funding      13.8%
          14.9%                                               Driver Fees
                                                                  2.3%
  Other Income
      1.8%

                                                                 Fuel Tax
    Interest                                                      26.9%
      0.9%


Vehicle Sales Tax
       1.1%

  Rental Car Tax
       0.7%                                                  Bonds
                                                             31.0%
                    Ferry Fares      Tolls
                       4.3%          1.1%



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                                                                              Fuel Price Projections
                  4. 50
                                                                                       4. 24      4. 28

                                                                                                          3. 86
                                                                                                                                          June 2008 Pessimistic Forecast
                  4. 00
                                                                                                  4. 06           3. 74 3. 66
                            June 2008 Baseline
Cost per Gallon




                                                                                                                                  3. 57 3. 48                                         3. 56 3. 58      3. 59     3. 59    3. 59    3. 60    3. 60
                                                                                                                                                   3. 44    3. 47 3. 50      3. 53
                  3. 50
                                                                                                          3. 64                                                                                3. 21     3. 22
                                                                                               3. 34              3. 50                    3. 18                              3. 17    3. 19                       3. 22 3. 22      3. 23      3. 23
                                                                                                                          3. 41                     3. 13    3. 14 3. 15
                                                                                               3. 11                              3. 30
                  3. 00
                                                                                      2. 88
                                                                                                                                                    2. 91    2. 93   2. 94    2. 96    2. 98   2. 99    2. 99     2. 99    2. 99    2. 99      2. 98
                                                                                               2. 89      2. 89    2. 91 2. 90 2. 89       2. 89
                                                                              2. 64
                  2. 50

                                                                      2. 12
                                                                                                                                             February 2008 Forecast
                  2. 00
                                                              1. 83
                                      1. 60           1. 58
                  1. 50
                              1. 43           1. 37

                  1. 00
                          2000 2001    2002 2003 2004 2005             2006 2007 2008 2009 2010                   2011 2012 2013 2014              2015 2016 2017 2018                2019 2020 2021 2022 2023                     2024 2025



                                                                                                                          Year

                          Baseline Forecast $615 Million reduction over 16 years
                          Pessimistic Forecast $1.057 Billion reduction over 16 years


                          Note: Combined state and local impact                                                                                                                                                                            3
4
5
 June 2008 80%
 $140 per barrel




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Source: Energy Information Administration
       Major Factors Leading to the Lower Forecasts




Higher actual and projected fuel prices. (Each $10 increase in crude
equals .25 cent increase in price.)
Slower projections for real personal income growth.
Softer vehicle sales than projected.
Slower abstract of driver record sales.
Slower economic growth and increased unemployment rates in both
Washington State and the U.S.
Higher refunds in estimated non-highway refunds for diesel fuel.
Ferry service disruptions.



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                 Transportation Revenue Sources
                   Change From February 2008
                         (Dollars in Millions)

                                 2007-09         2009-11   16 Years
Fuel Taxes                           ($70)        ($106)     ($615)
License, Permits and Fees             ($8)         ($15)     ($107)
Ferry Fares                           ($7)          ($9)      ($59)
Toll Revenue                          ($2)          ($7)      ($17)
Aeronautics                          ($.1)           $0        ($1)
Rental Car Tax                         $.2          ($2)       ($8)
Vehicle Sales Tax                     ($5)          ($8)      ($17)
Driver Licenses & Fees                ($1)          ($3)      ($15)
Miscellaneous Revenues                  $2           $1        $12
Total Revenues                       ($91)        ($149)     ($827)

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                    Revenue Impacts on Major Accounts
                                 (Dollars in Millions)
 Account                                            2007-09     2009-11   16 Years
 Motor Vehicle Account                                 ($26)      ($32)     ($200)
 Nickel Account                                          ($9)     ($15)      ($84)
 Partnership Account                                   ($14)      ($25)     ($140)
 Multimodal Account                                      ($4)     ($10)      ($26)
 Special Category C Account                              ($1)      ($2)      ($12)
 Ferry Capital Account                                   ($1)      ($2)       ($9)
 Ferry Operations Account                                ($8)     ($11)      ($73)
 Tacoma Narrows Bridge Account                           ($2)      ($7)      ($17)
 State Patrol Highway Account                            ($4)      ($8)      ($54)
 Highway/Motorcycle Safety/Aviation                      ($1)      ($3)      ($16)
 Total State Accounts                                  ($70)     ($115)     ($631)
 TIB and CRAB Accounts                                   ($7)     ($12)      ($67)
 Cities and Counties                                   ($13)      ($22)     ($128)
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Does not include fuel tax refunds and transfers by account
        Potential Risks to Future Revenues


Price of fuel in the future does not decrease and the price of crude
continues to rise.
Disruption in fuel supplies or lower than projected crude supplies.
Adoption of more aggressive CAFÉ standards.
Further decline in vehicle sales.
Sales of driver records continue to fall due to new driver monitoring
program.
Further erosion of personal income.
Higher than projected unemployment.
Ferry service disruptions.


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