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EFFECTS OF FEDERAL TRANSPORTATION FUNDING POLICIES AND STRUCTURES. APPENDIX E. ANALYSIS OF STATE HIGHWAY PROJECTS BY FEDERAL AID SYSTEM AND TYPE OF WORK

Sreedhar Rao, Deborah E. Seale

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The report describes an analysis of State highway capital decisions based on examining highway project data obtained from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). The data include all State work undertaken with Federal aid and exclude capital improvements on non-Federal aid systems. (While project-level data on capital improvements to non-Federal aid roads are not available, the associated gross expenditures are available from the FHWA and have been used in this report.) This work is part of a broad study that addresses the effects of funding structures across highway, airport and transit modes.

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Key concepts: Work (physics), Transport engineering, Capital (architecture), Highway system, State (computer science), Highway engineering, State highway, Administration (probate law)