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… mandates and funding priorities have made it difficult for DOT to focus on the pressing transportation … challenges that most directly affect average Americans, such as the high cost of personal automobiles, especially in an era of high inflation ; unpredictable and expensive commercial shipping by rail, air, and … - page 620
… DOT is particularly difficult to manage - 9238 DOT is particularly difficult to manage because its 11 major components—nine modal … - page 620
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