The price tag for Illinois' congested and crumbling roads is almost 16-and-a-half billion dollars a year. A new report from the Illinois Chamber of Commerce and the TRIP research group, released yesterday, said about a third of Illinois' roads and a tenth of the state's bridges are in poor condition. The cost to drivers comes from wasted time and wasted fuel, as well as car crashes and repairs due to poor roads.
Thursday, March 29, 2018
Report: Illinois' Bad Roads Cost Drivers Over 16 Billion
The price tag for Illinois' congested and crumbling roads is almost 16-and-a-half billion dollars a year. A new report from the Illinois Chamber of Commerce and the TRIP research group, released yesterday, said about a third of Illinois' roads and a tenth of the state's bridges are in poor condition. The cost to drivers comes from wasted time and wasted fuel, as well as car crashes and repairs due to poor roads.
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