Safety on old roads lags despite 55 mph limit TRIP says
The Road Information Program warns that safety gains from the 55 mph limit mostly came on modern highways while local rural roads show little improvement. TRIP notes high design standards reduce fatalities, but many urban and rural roads suffer from wear, potholes, blind curves, and narrow lanes raising risk.
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Road Information Program
TRIP
Washington, D.C
H.W. Reece
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
American Association of State Highway Transportation Officials
Aashto
Howard L Anderson
Federal Highway Administration
FHWA
Anderson
Reese
City and county leaders doubt Pryor home rule plan
Jonesboro Ark AP two state city and county associations question Gov Pryors home rule plan saying it will not pass in its present form and that local governments face reduced funding and tax shifts. They urge true local control and warn against rushing legislation.
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Ark
David Pryor
Don Zimmeman
Arkansas Municipal League
A. A. “Shug” Banks
Association of Arkansas Counties
Kait-Tv
Banks
Mississippi
Pryor
Zimmerman
General Assembly
Zimmernann
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