"There is a tremendous toll on highway infrastructure".
New Mexico State Highway Commission, $69.3 million of highway infrastructure fund revenue bonds.
An evaluation is made of the distance from population centres, the regional highway infrastructure, public transport facilities (including railways), and the availability of land for parking.
Equipped with a 450-horsepower diesel engine, the $650,000 giant moves effortlessly through New Jersey's and New York's highway infrastructure.
Mr. Rauner warned last week that to close the budget gap, he might reduce services for the elderly and working poor and abandon ambitious plans for highway infrastructure.
Senator Murray is concerned that the holiday would lead to a loss of revenue for highway infrastructure projects, which depend on the gas tax.
A well-run hearing, they said, could separate the engineering problem from the political dispute and contribute to a healthy national debate about the state of highway infrastructure.
But the federal Transportation Department is conducting research to better understand how other technologies that permit vehicles to communicate with one another and our highway infrastructure could improve safety and mobility.
The accident raised questions about whether other tunnels and highway infrastructure built during the construction boom of he 1960s and '70s are growing too old and need to be strengthened or replaced.
In Indiana, the money went to pay for a 10-year highway infrastructure program, and Gov. Mitch Daniels was re-elected last year promoting the lease, despite bumper stickers that read "Keep the Toll Road, Lease Mitch".
One application that Jonkers predicts will be widely useful for urban planners is highway infrastructure, where the use of de-icing salts is notoriously detrimental to concrete-paved roads.
