1916 Federal-Aid Roads Act
Text of Public Law 156 of the 64th Congress, the Act of July 11, 1916 provided the first federal appropriations for aid to states for the construction of good roads, apportioned to states by formula.
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Text of Public Law 156 of the 64th Congress, the Act of July 11, 1916 provided the first federal appropriations for aid to states for the construction of good roads, apportioned to states by formula.
FHWA publication explaining the Federal-aid highway funding process under the 2005 SAFETEA-LU authorization law.
FHWA publication explaining the Federal-aid highway funding process under the 1978 authorization law.
FHWA publication explaining the Federal-aid highway funding process under the 1976 authorization law.
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