Rural roads more deadly than urban expressways
GAO says rural local roads have far higher fatality rates than urban expressways despite less traffic. In 1999 rural roads received about $100 per mile versus $80,900 per lane mile for urban expressways, with 4,758 deaths on rural roads and 1,354 on urban freeways.
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