On the recordMay 17, 2005
Yes, this program would allow California--and all States-- to use 2 percent of its National Highway System funding for three purposes, one of which is to eliminate grade crossings.
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govinfo.govYes, this program would allow California--and all States-- to use 2 percent of its National Highway System funding for three purposes, one of which is to eliminate grade crossings.
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