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The image contains two pie charts. The first chart details revenue sources for U.S. highways: Motor Fuel Taxes 26.0%, Motor Vehicle Taxes 12.2%, Tolls 4.3%, Central Government Funds 26.5%, Bonds 14.9%, Other 16.1%. The second chart outlines U.S. highway expenditure by type: Maintenance and Traffic Services 23.8%, Administration 7.9%, Highway Patrol and Safety 8.8%, Interest on Debt 4.7%, Bond Retirement 6.0%, Capital Outlay 48.8%.
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The pie charts illustruates revenue sources for U.S highways for last year and U.S highway expenditure bu type for last year.
The biggest percentage of revenue as we can see is for central government funds with 26.5%, folloxed closely by motor fuel taxes with 26%.
Bonds and motor vehicle taxes has also a remarquable part in the revenue with 14.9 and 12.2 % respectevely, while tolls had the smallest ratio of 4.3%, with 16% ration for other things.
In contrast, Capital outlay was the biggest highway expenditure last year with 48.8%, followed by maintenance and traffic services with 23.8%.
The rest of the highway expenditure went to administration, highway patrol and safety, interestr in debt and bond retirement with converged rates.
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