Next highway bill may drop interstates as funding project
Washington reports that Samuel K Skinner pushes a major highway policy reform to end the vast interstate program. The plan shifts to road repair, congestion relief, state flexibility, and private investment with tolls, while a Bush White House review and Congress weigh a two tier funding model and broader mass transit eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel K. Skinner
U.S
Congress
Transportation
Skinner
Phoenix
Bush White House
Richard G. Darman
Norman Y. Mineta
D-Calif
House Public Works
Mr. Skinner
Robert A. Roe
D-N.j
House Public Works and Transportation Committee
Dui Ie
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Next
Transportation Department
Union of Concerned Scientists
Flexsteel
Broyhill
Yemolgy
Kingsdown
Janey
PRICE
East St
Everedy Square
Wera Mor Es cd Ee Reno Ea Te Po
Applances & Electronics
ALOK
East Street
Coe
Bie