The data on state transportation funding in the Southern region reveals a diverse landscape of revenue sources and funding priorities. Motor fuel taxes significantly contribute to transportation revenue across most states, with Florida, Texas, and North Carolina relying heavily on these taxes to fund infrastructure projects. License and registration fees also play a role, though they constitute a smaller portion of revenue than fuel taxes. States like Virginia and Kentucky derive notable revenue from these fees, indicating a reliance on vehicle-related charges for funding.

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