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U.S. Department of Transportation

National Stone, Sand and Gravel Association January 24, 2004. Mary Peters Administrator Federal Highway Administration. U.S. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration. National Stone, Sand and Gravel Association January 24, 2004. Mary Peters Administrator

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  1. National Stone, Sand and Gravel Association January 24, 2004 Mary Peters Administrator Federal Highway Administration U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration

  2. National Stone, Sand and Gravel Association January 24, 2004 Mary Peters Administrator Federal Highway Administration U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration

  3. Cyclone Cold Front Hurricane Grace

  4. 2020 Congestion Freight Infrastructure

  5. VMT Double 2020 4 3 VMT Trillions of Vehicle Miles Traveled 2 Lane Miles 1

  6. Double 2020 Truck Tonnage Freight Tonnage

  7. Increased Safety Funding • Strong Infrastructure • Improved Operations • Long Range Planning • Environmental Stewardship

  8. Increased Safety Funding • Strong Infrastructure • Improved Operations • Long Range Planning • Environmental Stewardship

  9. Ongoing Efforts • Highways for LIFE • Safety • Quality • Research • Work Zones

  10. Ongoing Efforts • Highways for LIFE • Safety • Quality • Research • Work Zones

  11. 7 Biggest Cost Items: Pavements Structures Major Projects Corridor Projects Interchanges Widening New Highways

  12. Building Blocks • Know the Impacts of Decisions • Plan Long Range • Collect the Right Data • Use Economic Tools • Focus on National Highway System • Prepare for Future Reauthorizations

  13. “CHARGE” In order to deal with the PRESENT and provide for the FUTURE, we must turn the page of history and do some heavy lifting.

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