Study ranks states’ highways on safety, pavement conditions and cost-effectiveness

According to a recently released study, Virginia’s highways and bridges rank first in overall performance and cost-effectiveness.

The study, the 27th Annual Highway Report, found that the state’s good rural pavement conditions, low fatality rates, a relatively small percentage of deficient bridges, and low highway costs put it above other states across the country as the most cost-effective state highway system.

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