COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING FOR HIGHWAYS: A POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE
J H Paige
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J H Paige
Abstract
The Federal and Defense Highway Act of 1956 allowed the creation of the limited access highways, a project that has been the major recipient of government funds for transportation in the last 16 years. This article deals with the development of the process by which highways are planned and the potentiality of the planning in the political system.
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The Federal and Defense Highway Act of 1956 allowed the creation of the limited access highways, a project that has been the major recipient of government funds for transportation in the last 16 years. This article deals with the development of the process by which highways are planned and the potentiality of the planning in the political system.
Key concepts: Politics, Transportation planning, Government (linguistics), Perspective (graphical), Transport engineering, Business, Process (computing), Public administration