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50-State Transit Infrastructure Profile
ASCE National Transit Grade: D+ 2025SOURCE
State ↕Current Transit
Spending ↕		% National
Current Spending ↕		Additional Spending
Needed for B ↕		Transit
Grade ↕
Alabama$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD+
Alaska$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD
Arizona$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC-
Arkansas$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD
California$10.34B2.068%$2.50BC
Colorado$10.34B2.068%$2.50BC
Connecticut$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC
Delaware$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC
Florida$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC-
Georgia$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC-
Hawaii$10.34B2.068%$2.50BC
Idaho$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD+
Illinois$10.77B2.154%$1.75BC
Indiana$9.33B1.866%$4.25BC-
Iowa$9.33B1.866%$4.25BC-
Kansas$9.33B1.866%$4.25BC-
Kentucky$9.33B1.866%$4.25BC-
Louisiana$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD
Maine$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD+
Maryland$10.34B2.068%$2.50BC
Massachusetts$10.34B2.068%$2.50BC
Michigan$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC-
Minnesota$10.34B2.068%$2.50BC-
Mississippi$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD
Missouri$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC-
Montana$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD+
Nebraska$9.33B1.866%$4.25BC-
Nevada$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC-
New Hampshire$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD+
New Jersey$10.34B2.068%$2.50BC+
New Mexico$9.33B1.866%$4.25BC-
New York$10.77B2.154%$1.75BC+
North Carolina$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC-
North Dakota$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD+
Ohio$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC-
Oklahoma$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD
Oregon$10.34B2.068%$2.50BC
Pennsylvania$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC-
Rhode Island$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC
South Carolina$9.33B1.866%$4.25BC-
South Dakota$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD+
Tennessee$9.33B1.866%$4.25BC-
Texas$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC-
Utah$10.34B2.068%$2.50BC
Vermont$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD+
Virginia$10.34B2.068%$2.50BC
Washington$10.77B2.154%$1.75BC
West Virginia$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD
Wisconsin$9.62B1.924%$4.14BC-
Wyoming$9.33B1.866%$4.25BD+
Corrected Transit Grade Classification: Grades use the authoritative regional list supplied by the user. C+ = New York and New Jersey only; all other C, C-, D+, and D assignments follow the supplied state-by-state classification.
National Infrastructure Amount: $5.41 Trillion   •   National Transit Amount: $500 Billion (9.24% of $5.41T)   •   Column 2 = Current Transit Spending.
TRANSIT GRADE
CURRENT TRANSIT SPENDING
ADDITIONAL NEEDED FOR B
NATIONAL SHARE

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