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Revenue and Expense Report Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2013 (FY2013) - Legislative Report Chapter 6C, Section 28 - Prepared By: MassDOT Fiscal Office October 31, 2013 (Revised February 21, 2014 See page 2 for notes)

Table of Contents MASSACHUSETTS TRANSPORTATION TRUST FUND (MTTF) OPERATING REVENUE AND EXPENSE*... 3 MTTF OPERATING REVENUE AND EXPENSE BY TOLL AND NONTOLL*... 4 MTTF OPERATING EXPENSES BY DIVISION*... 5 CAPITAL SOURCES AND EXPENSES*... 6 CAPITAL EXPENSES BY PROGRAM*... 7 COMMONWEALTH TRANSPORTATION FUND REVENUES*... 8 FEDERAL GRANT REVENUE*... 9 ADDENDUM MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY STATEMENTS OF REVENUE, EXPENSES, AND CHANGES IN NET POSITION (PAGE 6 OF MBTA FINANCIAL STATEMENT)** ((( SOURCES: *Massachusetts Management, Accounting, and Reporting System **Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Audited Financial Statements NOTES: (1) Totals may not add due to rounding. (2) No changes to total operating revenues ($846,463, 471) and total expenses ($633,592,500) as presented in original version. Revisions made 02/21/2014: - Page 3 Operating Revenue and Expenses FY2013 changes include Commonwealth Fund Transfer re-categorization from Contract Assistance for Regional Transit Authorities line to Commonwealth Transportation Fund Transfer and to the new Motor Vehicle Inspection Fund Transfer line. - Page 4 Operating Revenue and Expenses FY2013 Toll and Non-toll changes were made within Toll Revenue and Rental/Lease Income as certain revenues were misclassified. This misclassification appeared only on the supplement page 4 and not on face financial statements on page 3.

Massachusetts Transportation Trust Fund Operating Revenue and Expenses - FY2013 OPERATING REVENUES: Operating Revenue ACTUAL FY2013 Toll Revenue Metropolitan Highway System (MHS) 188,585,006 Toll Revenue Western Turnpike (WT) 116,042,026 Toll Revenue Tobin Bridge 31,053,204 MHS & WT Departmental Permits, Fees 16,409,674 MHS & WT Rental/Lease Income 32,822,756 Non toll Departmental 18,413,253 Non toll Rental/Lease Income 3,795,172 Subtotal Operating Revenue 407,121,092 Commonwealth Fund Transfer Commonwealth Transportation Fund Transfer 226,099,683 Contract Assistance Pledged to Metropolitan Highway System 100,000,000 Contract Assistance for Central Artery Operations/Maintenance 25,000,000 Contract Assistance for Regional Transit Authorities 18,500,000 Subtotal Commonwealth Trust Fund Transfer 369,599,683 Motor Vehicle Inspection Fund Transfer 51,000,000 Investment Income 2,805,070 Reserves 15,937,626 TOTAL REVENUES 846,463,471 EXPENSES: Operating Expenses (See page 4 for expenses by division) Employee Payroll and Benefits 172,419,455 Materials, Supplies, Services 58,034,644 Office and Administrative Expenses 63,027,453 Construction and Maintenance 11,036,164 Grants, Subsidies, Contract Assistance 123,522,655 Pay Go Maintenance 106,842,470 Snow & Ice 98,709,659 Subtotal Operating Expenses 633,592,500 Debt Service MHS and WT Principal and Interest 150,450,420 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES AND DEBT SERVICE 784,042,920 NET REVENUE BEFORE TRANSFERS 62,420,551 Transfers In Transfers Out NET REVENUE/(EXPENSE) 62,420,551 3

Massachusetts Transportation Trust Fund Operating Revenue and Expenses - FY2013 Toll and Non-toll Metropolitan Western Tobin Non toll Total FY2013 Highway Turnpike Bridge Operating Revenue System Toll Revenue 188,585,006 116,042,026 31,053,204 335,680,236 Departmental 8,942,234 7,467,440 18,413,253 34,822,927 Rental/Lease Income 8,819,261 24,003,496 3,795,172 36,617,929 CTF Transfer 226,099,683 226,099,683 Metropolitan Highway 100,000,000 100,000,000 Central Artery Oper/Maint 25,000,000 25,000,000 Regional Transit Authorities 18,500,000 18,500,000 Investment Income 2,267,377 261,413 276,280 2,805,070 Motor Vehicle Inspection Fund Transfer 51,000,000 51,000,000 Use of Reserves 15,937,626 15,937,626 TOTAL REVENUES 333,613,878 147,774,375 31,053,204 334,022,014 846,463,471 EXPENSES: Operating Expenses Employee Payroll and Benefits 46,305,370 48,140,937 2,277,049 75,696,098 172,419,455 Materials, Supplies, Services 24,954,502 20,268,233 1,469,364 11,342,544 58,034,644 Office and Administrative 26,516,227 9,394,513 1,596,295 25,520,418 63,027,453 Construction and Maintenance 7,306,589 1,896,533 67,638 1,765,404 11,036,164 Grants, Sub, Contract Assistance 1,887,600 121,635,055 123,522,655 Paygo Maintenance 54,575,551 27,509,290 24,757,628 106,842,470 Snow & Ice 1,998,000 4,563,719 88,823 92,059,117 98,709,659 Subtotal Operating Expenses 163,543,839 111,773,225 30,256,797 328,018,636 633,592,500 Debt Service Principal and Interest 129,062,644 21,387,776 150,450,420 TOTAL EXPENSES/DEBT SERVICE 292,606,483 133,161,001 30,256,797 328,018,636 784,042,920 NET REVENUE BEFORE TRANSFERS 41,007,395 14,613,373 796,407 6,003,378 62,420,550 Transfers In Transfers Out NET REVENUE/(EXPENSE) 41,007,395 14,613,373 796,407 6,003,378 62,420,550 4

Massachusetts Transportation Trust Fund Operating Expenses by Division - FY2013 OPERATING EXPENSES BY DIVISION: ACTUAL FY2013 Aeronautics Employee Payroll and Benefits 473,477 Materials, Supplies, Services 10,344 Office and Administrative Expenses 53,978 Construction and Maintenance 2,583 Subtotal Aeronautics 540,382 Highway Employee Payroll and Benefits 111,036,793 Materials, Supplies, Services 46,277,607 Office and Administrative Expenses 32,721,746 Construction and Maintenance 6,205,654 Grants, Subsidies, Contract Assistance Paygo Maintenance 104,893,855 Snow & Ice 98,608,512 Subtotal Highway 399,744,167 Rail and Transit Employee Payroll and Benefits 98,364 Office and Administrative Expenses 2,727 Grants, Subsidies, Contract Assistance 121,635,055 Subtotal Rail and Transit 121,736,146 Registry Employee Payroll and Benefits 39,843,239 Materials, Supplies, Services 8,524,218 Office and Administrative Expenses 10,972,311 Subtotal Registry 59,339,768 Office of the Secretary Employee Payroll and Benefits 20,967,582 Materials, Supplies, Services 3,222,475 Office and Administrative Expenses 19,276,690 Construction and Maintenance 4,827,927 Grants, Subsidies, Contract Assistance 1,887,600 Paygo Maintenance 1,948,616 Snow & Ice 101,147 Subtotal Office of the Secretary 52,232,037 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES BY DIVISION 633,592,500 5

Capital Sources and Expenses - FY2013 CAPITAL SOURCES: ACTUAL FY 2013 Restricted Non Toll Road Sources Special Obligation Debt (Gas Tax, ABP) 347,678,762 General Obligation Debt (GO Debt) 686,275,947 Federal Reimbursement Highway 414,833,860 Federal Reimbursement Office of the Secretary 23,190,815 Federal Railroad Admin. Reimbursement Transportation Infrastructure Fund 16,829,732 Defeased Debt (Chapter 27 Non budgetary) 18,990,453 TOTAL SOURCES 1,507,799,569 CAPITAL EXPENSES (See page 6 for expenses by program) Aeronautics Employee Payroll and Benefits 456,463 Materials, Supplies, Services 233,329 Office and Administrative Expenses 43,393 Construction and Maintenance 727,451 Grants, Subsidies, Contract Assistance 11,356,635 Subtotal Aeronautics 12,817,271 Highway Employee Payroll and Benefits 147,356,597 Materials, Supplies, Services 46,118,366 Office and Administrative Expenses 11,040,560 Construction and Maintenance 884,737,632 Grants, Subsidies, Contract Assistance 178,619,197 Subtotal Highway 1,267,872,352 Rail and Transit Employee Payroll and Benefits 244,439 Materials, Supplies, Services 3,152,632 Office and Administrative Expenses 12,484 Construction and Maintenance 111,401,509 Grants, Subsidies, Contract Assistance 19,054,958 Subtotal Rail and Transit 133,866,022 Office of the Secretary Employee Payroll and Benefits 24,842,926 Materials, Supplies, Services 2,732,915 Office and Administrative Expenses 37,651,439 Construction and Maintenance 15,408,884 Grants, Subsidies, Contract Assistance 12,607,760 Subtotal Office of the Secretary 93,243,924 TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENSES BY DIVISION 1,507,799,569 6

Capital Expenses by Program - FY2013 CAPITAL EXPENSES BY PROGRAM: ACTUAL FY 2013 Accelerated Bridge Program 347,678,762 Aeronautics 12,838,410 American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (ARRA) 7,720,696 Chapter 90 175,210,684 Department of Transportation 8,763,086 Federal Aid Interstate 44,941,312 Federal Aid Non interstate 423,871,683 Intermodal 2,785,769 Marine 201,178 Mobility Assistance Program 2,192,747 Public Works Economic Development 11,326,475 Rail and Transit 89,889,385 Regional Transit Authority Capital Assistance 6,087,061 State Implementation Plan 41,845,433 Statewide Road and Bridge 313,249,268 Small Town Road Assistance Program 1,881,834 Transit Oriented Development 485,856 Central Artery Project 16,829,930 TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENSES BY PROGRAM 1,507,799,569 7

Commonwealth Transportation Fund (CTF) Revenues by Revenue Source Including Various State Motor Fuel Taxes and RMV Revenues FY ended June 30, 2013 REVENUE SOURCE ACTUAL FY 2013 ASSESSMENT MERIT RATING 8,699,046 ASSESS PARKING LAW SURCHARGE 13,091,573 AVIATION GASOLINE C621 995,201 CLEARING ACCT AMB SALES 496,917 CMVI COLLECTION 5,953,914 F.R.A.B. REVENUE ADJ 2,249 FEES 61,776,555 FEES MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION 490,754 GASOLINE 383,839,262 GASOLINE LICENSE FEE 22,300 HIGHWAY FINES C233 S86 1983 128,225 LATE PAYMENT CHARGE 67,545 LATE PAYMENT/INTEREST 22,457 MISC 641,068 MV LICENSE 97,713,668 MV REGISTRATION 259,944,649 MV TITLE FEES 85,305,818 OPERATING TRANSFERS 45,512,372 PERSONAL USE TAX 375,560 PLEDGED SPEC. GAS TX 92A 54,390,988 PLEDGED SPEC. GAS TX 94A 132,246,661 Recreational Vehicle Sales Tax for Business 17,194 Sale/Use Material Man 2,855,049 SALES 457,700 SALES & USE 199,038,454 SALES MEALS 55,513,374 SALES MOTOR VEH 41,079,221 SALES/USE SERVICES C621 17,264,386 SALES/USE TAX BUSINESS 1,457,088 SPEC/MOT LIC, FEE I.F.T.A. 255,694 SPEC/MOT LICENSE FEE 32,125 SPECIAL FUELS (88.24) 79,046,060 TOTAL CTF REVENUE 1,548,733,127 Note: The Commonwealth Transportation Fund (Fund 0103) partially funds the Massachusetts Transportation Fund (Fund 0044). This funding is included in the Commonwealth Fund Transfer and Operating Revenue, presented on pages 3 and 4, respectively, in this report. CTF Fund is not owned by MassDOT, and all operations of CTF are reported in the Commonwealth Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR). 8

Federal Grant Revenue Report - FY2013 GRANT REVENUES BY FEDERAL AGENCY: ACTUAL FY 2013 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airport Improvement Program 515,474 Subtotal FAA 515,474 Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Enhancing Information 306,265 Safety Data Improvement 80,327 Commercial Driver s License System Information 36,578 Modernization Commercial Vehicle Info Systems 736,162 Performance/Registration Information System 17,781 Subtotal FMCSA 1,177,113 Federal Rail Administration (FRA) ARRA Tiger Grants 833,852 ARRA Knowledge Corridor Restore Vermonter 24,787,638 Boston South Station Expansion 5,991,346 Subtotal FRA 31,612,836 Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Jobs Access/Reverse Commute 2,597,326 Section 16B2 Elderly Handicapped 1,737,099 Section 8 Planning Grant 2,582,577 Section 18 Rural Public Transportation 5,559,534 New Freedom Program 2,036,033 ARRA Formula Grants for Other Than Urbanized Areas 101,730 ARRA Formula Grants for Other Than Urbanized Areas 538,872 Bus Plus Replacement Program 111,514 Subtotal FTA 15,264,685 U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DOHS) Real ID Demonstration Grant 110,998 Subtotal DOHS 110,998 TOTAL GRANT REVENUE 48,681,106 9