Money – A new report says money worries may have led to bad maintenance decisions for the Minneapolis bridge that collapsed and killed 13 people last August.
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"The report released Wednesday also says that decision-making at the Minnesota Department of Transportation was sometimes unclear and expert advice not effectively used."
"The report was commissioned by the state Legislature to determine if any policies could be changed to prevent future disasters."
Who controls when and where the MN gas tax is used??
Does it go into a fund for roads and bridges or is it diverted into the general fund?