The pie charts below show the revenue sources for U.S. highways for last year and U.S. highway expenditure by type for last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The two pie charts illustrate the sources of revenue for U.S. highways and the areas of its expenditure in the past year. Overall, Central Government Funds were the dominant source of income for highways in America, while Capital Outlay accounted for the largest proportion of spending. In general, expenditure was more heavily concentrated in one […]

The pie charts illustrate the proportion of income sources and their expenditure in various categories for the US highways at last year. Overall, all the sources showed almost equal proportion of income except for motor vehicle taxes and tolls, and around half of the expenditure was covered in capital outlay compared to others. Combining the […]

The pie charts provided compare the percentage of the income and expenses for American roads by category for the previous year. From an overall perspective, it is explicit that on the revenue side, the figures of the Motor fuel taxes and Central government funds amounted to the largest portion for the last year, whereas the […]

The pie charts provided compare the percentages of the income and expenses for American roads by category for the previous year. From an overall perspective, it is explicit that on the revenue side, the figures of the Motor fuel taxes and Central government funds amounted to the largest portion for the last year. In contrast, […]