By Dominic Pino, includes “Don’t misread: $26.5 billion is still a lot of money. But if you’re going to emphasize over and over that the $1.1 trillion spending bill is going to repair America’s bridges, it’s a little underwhelming to learn that only 2.4 percent of the bill actually goes to that purpose. … The DOT provides a website with a clickable map that shows how much BFP funding a state receives along with how many bridges in that state are in poor condition. It doesn’t take long to realize there is very little correlation between those two numbers. …”
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