• Trucks only!

    Four states will look at adding dedicated truck lanes to a portion of I-70 as part of DOT's Corridors Of The Future program, developed to study innovative ways to reduce congestion and improve freight delivery. Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio will receive $5-million for the study, including $2-million earmarked specifically for Missouri to supplement its existing I-70 truck-lane study. More than
    Nov. 1, 2007

    Four states will look at adding dedicated truck lanes to a portion of I-70 as part of DOT's “Corridors Of The Future” program, developed to study innovative ways to reduce congestion and improve freight delivery. Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio will receive $5-million for the study, including $2-million earmarked specifically for Missouri to supplement its existing I-70 truck-lane study.

    More than 13-million miles are traveled on I-70 every day in Missouri, and up to 40% of that is truck traffic, according to DOT. The cost of rebuilding I-70 with eight lanes, including four for trucks, is estimated at $3.5-billion.
    www.fightgridlocknow.gov

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