It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
Department of Transportation
… - 9251 • New technology enables private companies to charge for transportation in many areas, which could transform how innovation is financed. It is vital to consider the role of user fees and … - page 621
… • Iffunding must be federal, it - 9252 • Iffunding must be federal, it would be more efficient for the … - page 621
… Meanwhile, many Americans continue to confront - 9253 Meanwhile, many Americans continue to confront serious challenges with their day-to-day … increased dramatically in recent years. DOT in its current form is insufficiently equipped to address those problems. … - page 621
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… long-term maintenance costs. At a bare minimum, the number of grants should be consolidated. Chapter Department of Transportation Page number 621 … long-term maintenance costs. At a bare minimum, the number of grants should be consolidated. … long-term maintenance … - page 621
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