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BNA Transportation Watch, a web site featuring transportation information and resources, has published a story about the condition of North Carolina’s roads, based on the recent JLF policy report from Dr. David Hartgen at UNC-Charlotte. Hartgen’s study of state-owned roads between 1998 and 2004, and bridge decks from 1998-2002, concluded that conditions vary widely from county to county, with narrow lanes and shoulders more common in the western mountain areas. To read the full study, visit the John Locke Foundation. Click on “Policy Reports” and go to the Dec. 8 report by Hartgen.

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