The Reason Foundation’s annual highway report is based on data from 2009, the most recent year with full spending statistics available.
In the report, Maryland was ranked 40th among all states in overall highway performance and efficiency, which is an improvement from 43rd in 2008.
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Very poor in efficiency, but I think the highways are very good compared to our neighbors. New Jersey and Pennsylvania are terrible, and Delaware isn't much better. You almost need all terrain tires to drive the PC and NJ turnpikes.
I agree 2:13 what was the criteria for this study? I will take Marylands over many states.
WELCOME TO MARYLAND
WHATS IN YOUR WALLET
Delaware? I lived in Maryland for 60 years Roads were awful. Now that I'm in Delaware, it seems that there is so much road improvement going on that it's almost a nuisance. I don't want to go back though.
At least 30 years ago, the moving van companies were making comments on the horrible highways and roads in the state of Maryland. Those drivers travel all over the country, they would know.
anon 5:43...delaware has like 30 miles of interstate...bfd! why don't you drive across the bridge to see road projects....have you ever seen what is going on in white marsh? delaware has very little to maintain. maryland has 6x the population...
In the late 90's, Maryland's roads were pretty awesome. Now you have potholes on US Highways and Interstates where people are traveling at high rates of speed.
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