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Highway To Controversy: The Maine Turnpike And The Way Life Should Be, Charles S. Colgan
Highway To Controversy: The Maine Turnpike And The Way Life Should Be, Charles S. Colgan
Maine Policy Review
Whether to widen the Maine turnpike has been a source of heated debate for many years and, despite extensive study to clarify the issue, it remains polarized. Proponents argue that widening is critical to the economic health of the state. Opponents argue that widening will not resolve congestion problems over the long haul and advocate for alternatives such as peak-hour tolls. Charles Colgan traces the events leading up to the current impasse, covering the arguments for and against widening and summarizing the extensive study of the issue. He concludes that widening is necessary but irrelevant to the larger debate at …
Widening The Maine Turnpike Would Invite Major Costs, Everett B. Carson
Widening The Maine Turnpike Would Invite Major Costs, Everett B. Carson
Maine Policy Review
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Safety And Economics: Key Reasons For Widening The Turnpike, Ellen C. Bickmore
Safety And Economics: Key Reasons For Widening The Turnpike, Ellen C. Bickmore
Maine Policy Review
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Convenience, Necessity, And Fairness: Some Questions About Widening The Turnpike, Lloyd C. Irland
Convenience, Necessity, And Fairness: Some Questions About Widening The Turnpike, Lloyd C. Irland
Maine Policy Review
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Widening The Maine Turnpike: The Time Is Now, Dana F. Connors
Widening The Maine Turnpike: The Time Is Now, Dana F. Connors
Maine Policy Review
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