Billions Wasted Due
to Misguided Highway Policies
Special
interest lobbying, policies that favor new construction over repairs,
and the appeal of ribbon-cuttings push America to build new highways and
bridges faster than we keep up older ones.
The result? A
crumbling infrastructure, with half our highways and 71,000 bridges in
various states of disrepair.
The result for motorists? An average
of $335 extra in repairs – that’s $67 billion per year.
Read more in TexPIRG's new report (PDF) - Road Work Ahead







