To appropriate $160 million from state general fund revenue to road repairs, and $15 million for "next generation technologies, hydrogen fueling stations, and demonstration projects related to enhanced transportation services for senior citizens." The road repair money would be divided between the state and local governments according to the usual road tax allocation formula. The bill also appropriates $7.4 million for other purposes (including MSU sex abuse scandal investigations), for a total authorization of $182.4 million.