Indiana Highway Promoted To Interstate
13 June 2003 - 4:00am
Congestion on US 31 will be eased by eliminating stoplights that brings traffic to a grinding halt.
Signalized intersections will become interchanges. Heavy congestion in metro Indy's wealthiest suburb will be eased by plans to expand a 4-lane highway to a 6-lane interstate-quality freeway: "When 44,000 daily commuters are forced to go from 55 mph to a dead stop on U.S. 31, jostling from lane to lane, racing through long yellow lights -- it becomes a problem that can lead to frustration, road rage and lots of accidents."
Full Story:
U.S. 31 proposal: 6 lanes, 0 lights
Source:
The Indianapolis Star, June 11, 2003
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Every dollar spent on new and wider highways is a dollar taken from taxpayers, and every inch of right-of-way that Big Brother takes is an inch taken from landowners.
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