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It will be easy for the traffic engineers to find roads with plenty of straightaways. Much more difficult for them to find roads with not much traffic.
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It will be easy for the traffic engineers to find roads with plenty of straightaways. Much more difficult for them to find roads with not much traffic.
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 Not commonly known is we already have some 80 MPH roads out that way, so it's not as big a step as the media would have you believe.
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