21st Century Transportation
For years, Hoosiers have relied heavily on automobiles for personal travel. It hasn’t come without a price. In 2009, Indiana has the sixth highest road density in the United States and our state government has developed a habit of solving all transportation problems with more and bigger roads. From 2006 to 2015, Indiana plans to spend $6.5 billion on new highway construction, while only spending $5.4 billion on maintaining and repairing the roads we already have.
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