Magic Motorways
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In similar fashion, there is a Federal obligation to develop the country's resources of land and its facilities for transport.
Once that obligation is fully recognized as applying to the American high- way system, work can begin. First of all, people will stop thinking about indi- vidual highways, laid down from here to there because of a burst of inspira- tion by some state or county commission. They will start thinking about an organized system of highways, laid out according to a national pl...an. They won't congratulate themselves on finding that this stretch or that stretch of road is being built honestly and efficiently. They will demand that kind of building from the system as a whole. They will not have to go to work throw- ing out and replacing a whole panel of local officials in order to get a notorious local bottleneck straightened out. Once they stop buying their roads in little chunks, from time to time, from corner dealers whose rating is often question- able, they will no longer find themselves being short-changed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In similar fashion, there is a Federal obligation to develop the country's resources of land and its facilities for transport.
Once that obligation is fully recognized as applying to the American high- way system, work can begin. First of all, people will stop thinking about indi- vidual highways, laid down from here to there because of a burst of inspira- tion by some state or county commission. They will start thinking about an organized system of highways, laid out according to a national pl...an. They won't congratulate themselves on finding that this stretch or that stretch of road is being built honestly and efficiently. They will demand that kind of building from the system as a whole. They will not have to go to work throw- ing out and replacing a whole panel of local officials in order to get a notorious local bottleneck straightened out. Once they stop buying their roads in little chunks, from time to time, from corner dealers whose rating is often question- able, they will no longer find themselves being short-changed.
What to read after Magic Motorways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman Bel Geddes to read onlineMoreLess
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