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Mass. , Minn. and N.H. have the nation's safest roads in terms of deaths per vehicle miles traveled, says a report on state roads by the libertarian Reason Foundation. Meanwhile, R.I. , N.Y. and Penn. have the highest percentages of state bridges... Full Article at Investor's Business Daily
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EDITOR'S NOTE: New Jersey has the least cost-effective highway system in the nation, according to the libertarian Reason Foundation's ratings. The state has the fourth-smallest highway owned by any state in the country, yet spends the most $2.2 million Full Article at Asbury Park Press
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The performance and cost-effectiveness of Georgia’s highway system has started to decline, according to a survey released Thursday. Georgia ranked sixth in the nation in last year’s study. The study, which collected data from 1984-2006, compares Full Article at Atlanta Business Chronicle
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New Jersey got the lowest marks - again - in a study of how effectively states spend their highway money. New Jersey has ranked last every year since 2000 in the annual report on highway performance by the Reason Foundation, a libertarian think tank. Full Article at Philly.com
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TRENTON — New Jersey for the seventh year in a row has the least cost-effective roads in the nation, according to a report released today by a Washington libertarian think tank. The Garden State ranked last in several categories detailed in the Reason Full Article at Asbury Park Press
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You would have thought the state learned its lesson and done a better job of inspecting the bridges and overpasses, yet this was one they failed to accurately assess ... It was like a meteor falling to the ground
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The bridge pulled apart in front of me ... and I went sliding
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I remember everything. I remember it being sunny and hot. I had my window down ... The next thing I knew, the concrete started to wave in front of me.
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Without a doubt, our federal approach to transportation is broken
