A June study by the American Association of State Highway Transportation Officials ranked road conditions in New Jersey 50th in the country, a report in the New York Times said. According to the report, the deterioration of the roads are partly due to the sheer number of traffic in the nation's mostly densely populated region -New York ranks 43rd, Connecticut ranks 44th. Read full Star Ledger report here.
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Our Road Conditions Ranked 50th In Country
A June study by the American Association of State Highway Transportation Officials ranked road conditions in New Jersey 50th in the country, a report in the New York Times said. According to the report, the deterioration of the roads are partly due to the sheer number of traffic in the nation's mostly densely populated region -New York ranks 43rd, Connecticut ranks 44th. Read full Star Ledger report here.
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We'll get the usual answer,no money! Yes in this state that is corrupt from the top all the way down to the bottom do you really expect us to not always have a deficit?!
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