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Why is California spending $25 million per mile to repair roads?

Wednesday, April 15, 2009
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From Newsmax:

Stimulating the weak economy can be a pretty rough road — especially when it costs $25 million to repave a single mile of highway.

$25 million per mile - that's the price California's Department of Transportation is paying to "repave 3 miles of rough pavement on Interstate 710 in Los Angeles," according to its official description of the project. And U.S. taxpayers are footing the pricey bill.

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