Transportation architecture is typically funded through a combination of public and private sources.
Public funding usually comes from government organizations such as the Federal Highway Administration, state and local governments, and transit agencies. These organizations may receive funding through taxes, bonds, and grants from the federal government.
Private funding can come from companies that own and operate transportation infrastructure, such as toll roads or airports. They may also receive investment from private banks, investment firms, and other financial institutions.
In some cases, transportation architecture projects may be funded through public-private partnerships (PPPs), in which a private company collaborates with a government agency to fund and build a transportation project. In return, the private company may receive a share of the revenue generated by the project.
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