Reports of positive impact
Roads & Bridges
November 2003
William M. Wilkins
With lawmakers at home until late January, members of Congress will have little time to resolve key funding differences as they craft new legislation to replace the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21). The Road Information Program (TRIP) has conducted three grassroots reauthorization campaigns so far. The TEA-21 reports showcase the positive impact of increased funding under TEA-21 and the potential benefits of a significant increase in federal funding.
Exclusive club in the city
Roads & Bridges
August 2003
William M. Wilkins
As travel nationwide continues to climb, adding to the wear and tear on urban roads, the cost to motorists also climbs. The average urban motorist is paying $396 annually in extra vehicle operating costs because driving on roads in disrepair increases consumer costs by accelerating vehicle deterioration, increasing the frequency of needed maintenance and increasing fuel consumption.
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