I’ve got a new post at Cato at Liberty on a truly DoTty local mandate, and the contractors’ lobby that has been hoping to reap some of its benefits.
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on October 11, 2011
I’ve got a new post at Cato at Liberty on a truly DoTty local mandate, and the contractors’ lobby that has been hoping to reap some of its benefits.
Tagged as: roads and streets

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If you accept Motor Fuel Tax money, you sign on to the program. If you eat the worm, expect to feel the hook.
That’s their authority. A big part of the solution would be to cut FHwA’s budget drastically, so they don’t have the people to think up this crap.
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