Transportation funding
Highway User Tax Distribution Fund Comparison Dashboard
November 2024 Financial Snapshot
Forecast Presentation
Transportation forecasts
- November 2024 transportation forecast (PDF)
- February 2024 transportation forecast (PDF)
- November 2023 transportation forecast (PDF)
- February 2023 transportation forecast (PDF)
- November 2022 transportation forecast (PDF)
- February 2022 transportation forecast (PDF)
- November 2021 transportation forecast (PDF)
- February 2021 transportation forecast (PDF)
- November 2020 transportation forecast (PDF)
- Transportation Funds End of 2020 Legislative Sessions Update
- Interim Budget Projection Update May 2020 (PDF)
- February 2020 transportation forecast (PDF)
- November 2019 transportation forecast (PDF)
- February 2019 transportation forecast (PDF)
- November 2018 transportation forecast (PDF)
- February 2018 transportation forecast (PDF)
- November 2017 transportation forecast (PDF)
- February 2017 transportation forecast (PDF)
- November 2016 transportation forecast (PDF)
- February 2016 transportation forecast (PDF)
- November 2015 transportation forecast (PDF)
- February 2015 transportation forecast (PDF)
- November 2014 transportation forecast (PDF)
- February 2014 transportation forecast (PDF)
Transportation fund statements
MnDOT, in consultation with MMB, prepares fund statements for six transportation funds:
- Highway user tax distribution fund
- Trunk highway fund
- County state aid highway fund
- Municipal state aid street fund
- Transit assistance fund
- State airports fund
These fund statements are prepared in November and February of each fiscal year. Additional updates are prepared each year at the end of the legislative session to incorporate law changes impacting the transportation funds. These forecasts are prepared based on the same statutory requirements as the state’s General Fund forecast (M.S. 16A.103) and are also based on the statutory requirement in M.S. 174.03, subdivision 9. The vast majority of state funding for highways in Minnesota is provided by funding from the Trunk Highway Fund (THF), the County State Aid Highway Fund (CSAH), and the Municipal State Aid Street Fund (MSAS). These three funds receive funding from the Highway User Tax Distribution Fund (HUTD). All four of these funds were created in Article XIV of the Minnesota Constitution.