Majority of Pa. Residents Willing to Pay for Improved Roads

November 11, 2009

Seven in 10 Pennsylvanians say they are willing to pay more for safer, less-congested highways, according to new public opinion research commissioned by the Transportation Construction Industries coalition. Read more

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