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QUESTION: new infrastructure (corridors of the future)

Submitted by Anonymooose on Wed, 12/19/2007 - 3:06pm
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hi,
i'm looking for info about the corridors of the future, the new federal plan to facilitate globalization. i have no trouble finding past stuff about any of the corridors (the 6 highways i- 95, 70, 15, 10, 5, and 69), but i can't find any info about future construction plans for them. if you can i'd like to know when/where they plan on working on these so we can stop them before they start.
hopefully if we stop the necessary infrastructure from being built to bring in "resources" this economy can't continue and we can bring it crashing down.

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Answer posted by: jbeek

A good starting place for government published information is the federal site USA.gov. Using the search box on that page I found a Corridors of the Future Fact Sheet on the Department of Transportation site, as well as what appears to be another DOT site called Fight Gridlock Now which has a fairly detailed page on Corridors of the Future, which should help you keep track of how various proposals are progressing.
#1Submitted by chuck0 on Sun, 12/23/2007 - 7:22pm.

State DOT websites

You should also try the state level DOT websites for more information on upcoming corridor plans. I recently looked at an annual report posted on the Missouri DOT website. Buried in the report was mention of plans to widen a highway near me which is part of a possible new Interstate between Kansas City and Baton Rouge, LA.

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