June 2016

Interstate highways in the United States stretch for more than 47,000 miles, with more planned in the coming years. At 60, it's not difficult to discuss the impact of the Federal Highway Act of 1956, which propelled the Interstate Highway…

Sixty years ago today, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the Federal Highway Act of 1956. It marked the birth of the interstate highway system, now a 47,000 mile network designed to ease congested roads and crumbling in post-war…

In the early summer of 1919, Dwight Eisenhower was in the funk. With his wife and toddler son living 1,500 miles away in Denver, the 28-year-old Lt. Col. stationed at Maryland's Camp Meade wasted his considerable boredom playing bridge!-->…

The Highway Improvement Program (TRIP) says the U.S. interstate highway system is showing its age as it turns 60 this month, suffering from high levels of congestion and insufficient funding to carry out repairs and upgrades. up to date. !--*>!-->…

A significant number of bridges along the Interstate Highway System are in need of repair, according to a recent report by a nonprofit transportation group. Washington, DC-based TRIP, in its analysis of national bridge inventory data,…

Posted by amNewYork on Monday, June 27, 2016 This cake recipe calls for two parts flour, one part milk and a little over two decades of neglect. To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Interstate Highway System,…

Highway 10 in Arizona The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) and the American Trucking Associations (ATA) have scheduled a “luncheon and political discussion” on June 29 to!-->…

A weekly pass to this week's US Open costs $ 450. But driving through the center of the US National Golf Championship costs only a handful of coins to pay a toll on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The 116th US Open kicks off Thursday at…