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Why VEETC Is Not Enough: Protecting the National Highway Transportation Infrastructure

S. McDonald

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For decades, the highway has been one of the most enduring symbols of American freedom, as well as one of the primary modes of facilitating commerce among the states. As the United States has evolved both commercially and technologically, the national

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For decades, the highway has been one of the most enduring symbols of American freedom, as well as one of the primary modes of facilitating commerce among the states. As the United States has evolved both commercially and technologically, the national

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For decades, the highway has been one of the most enduring symbols of American freedom, as well as one of the primary modes of facilitating commerce among the states. As the United States has evolved both commercially and technologically, the national

Key concepts: Environmental planning, Business, Transport engineering, Transportation infrastructure, Environmental science, Environmental protection, Environmental resource management, Engineering

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