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Friday, November 28, 2008

Obstacles to the 2009 Highway Bill Reauthorization

Rough road ahead | Sagging fuel tax revenues, increased environmental pressures and failing infrastructure are obstacles to the 2009 highway bill reauthorization - American City & County article
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