"Building & real estate" special section piece on how Maine transportation offic

Scott Tompkins

Source

Mainebiz

Date

10-13-2003

Pages

23-25

Abstract

"Building & real estate" special section piece on how Maine transportation officials must rely on just 1.29 million residents to help fund transportation costs. Fuel tax revenue is shrinking at a time when 33 percent of state-maintained highways don't meet modern design and pavement quality standards, according to a recent report, "Maine's Roads and Bridges: The Need to Further Modernize the Backbone of the State's Transportation System." With details on how federal funding and a bond issue, Question 6, will affect highways, ferries, trails, and other transportation projects in Maine, and a look at the condition of bridges in the state, including the failed Waldo-Hancock Bridge.

Subjects

Roads, Transportation

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