State Aid and Supervision Aims for Better Roads System
The article argues for a unified state aided highway plan with independent technical oversight. It proposes a nonpartisan commission selecting a civil engineer as director, plus a trained economist and civilian member. It details funding via state taxes or bonds and traffic license revenue to sustain maintenance and construction of a continuous trunk road network.
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