Huntsville / Birmingham / Washington / DC / Auburn / Anniston / Montgomery / /
Company
Alabama Associated General Contractors / TRIP’s / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
State Highway / Highway Bill / Alabama’s transportation system / Highway Trust Fund / Texas Transportation Institute / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / inadequate transportation system / heavy equipment / transportation organization / courier services / travel demands / vehicle travel / dependable transportation system / surface transportation program / federal surface transportation program / public transportation investment / long-term federal surface transportation program / gross domestic product / transportation improvements / transportation projects / public transportation programs / surface transportation system / transportation network / transportation infrastructure / travel vs. / transportation system / improved communications / /
Organization
Texas Transportation Institute / Alabama Department of Transportation / Federal Highway Trust Fund / Federal Highway Administration / Congress / federal government / Texas Department of Transportation / Bureau of Transportation Statistics / Business Council of Alabama / U.S. Census Bureau / National Highway Traffic Safety Administration / American Association of State Highway / American Association of State Highway and Transportation officals / /
Person
William J. Canary / Billy Norrell / Will Wilkins / /
Position
driver / guard / executive director / Mobile driver / Dixie Contractor / average Mobile-area driver / CEO / president and CEO / average driver / /
TRIP: DEFICIENT ROADWAYS COST ALABAMA DRIVERS $1,562 ANNUALLY, TOTAL OF $3.1 BILLION STATEWIDE. COSTS WILL RISE AND TRANSPORTATION WOES WILL WORSEN WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT FUNDING BOOST Published on August 20, 2014 in Daily