The Maryland Municipal League, an association for the state's towns and cities, produced a video to inform Maryland constituents how cuts in highway user revenues affect transportation and infrastructure operations.

Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposed budget calls for $6.5 million to be shared among 157 municipalities and two special taxing districts for transportation projects. In fiscal year 2008, the last time highway user revenues were fully funded, municipalities shared $45 million, according to the Cumberland Times-News.

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