The Federal Highway System in New York State
John William Johnson
Abstract
John William Johnson
Abstract
This paper refers briefly to the continuing cooperated action of the Federal and State Governments in the building of the Nation’s highways from 1916 to the present day. A synopsis is developed of New York State’s multi-billion dollar construction program with illustrative comments on area alignments. it concludes with the report on the State’s program to enlarge its engineering staff to meet the increased work load.
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This paper refers briefly to the continuing cooperated action of the Federal and State Governments in the building of the Nation’s highways from 1916 to the present day. A synopsis is developed of New York State’s multi-billion dollar construction program with illustrative comments on area alignments. it concludes with the report on the State’s program to enlarge its engineering staff to meet the increased work load.
Key concepts: Liberian dollar, State (computer science), Work (physics), State highway, Road construction, Engineering, Transport engineering, Action (physics)