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    The Tennessee Highway Patrol is responsible for highway safety on all the Interstate systems and state highways and in some cases all county maintained roads all throughout Tennessee. Thousand of citations are written and thousands of crashes are worked every year on these roads. Unfortunately hundreds of lives are lost every year despite all our efforts, some due to inexperience some to negligence and some to actual criminal acts, State Troopers under regular supervision, performs basic…

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    the 416.” The mayor hopes that the new toll route will help to cut the amount of traffic/congestion on these highways and to further develop transit in these areas. Josh Colle, chair of the TTC stated that asking drivers to pay tolls is similar to TTC riders paying a “modest fee to use public transit.” However, those that are against it argue that putting a reasonable toll on these highways still won’t be enough to fund the city’s large projects. The city is currently looking at ways that…

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    The songs in Bob Dylan’s album Highway 61 Revisited can arguably be said to be filled with messages that express Dylan’s anger towards the government and the wealthy class of America and conveys these messages by strategically placing the songs in a specific order. The positioning of the songs allows the audience see Dylan’s intended message as the album progresses as well as his approach to addressing the social conflicts occurring in the 1960’s. As each song unfolds it consistently carries…

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    The U.S. Highway system was one of the biggest Public Works projects ever. It took 40 years to complete and is 46,876 miles long. This could be seen as the Eisenhower administrations greatest feat. The highway system was built to eliminate unsafe road and traffic jams to allow better cross country travel. There is an unknown fact about the highway system though, every so often there is a 1 mile stretch of straight road to be used as an airstrip, the ditches between lanes are supposed to be…

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    What Is Gentrification?

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    to change the demographics of the urban development, it changes neighborhood travel characteristics and transportation planning/infrastructure requirements. Should transportation engineers care about gentrification while designing roads, bridges, highways, freeways? If we (transportation engineers) build it would they have to leave? Are transportation engineers creating the cycle of gentrification by developing master plan of a city? There will be many concerns that we as a transportation…

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    of constructing highways to create more jobs during the Great Depression. As a result, the Federal-Aid Highway Act was passed in 1938. The network of highways was not invoked though due to the war in Europe. So, in 1944, another act was passed, the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1944, to build 40,000 miles of highways. In 1953, when President Dwight D. Eisenhower took office, only 6,500 miles were completed. So, in 1956, under Eisenhower, the National Interstate and Defense Highways Act of 1956 Act…

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    are presented in life. Why? Every obstacle is put in a person’s life for a reason. They teach people valuable lessons to learn from. Also, they are placed in life for a person to overcome them. In William Gay’s “Closure and Roadkill on the Life’s Highway”, life has obstacles every step of the way that can possibly hurt a person. However, overcoming the hardships presented takes time. Time is the key to closure. With that being said, closure is essential for moving forward in life. Closure, by…

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    “The Devil’s Highway” by Luis Alberto Urrea reveals a horrific true story of twenty-six immigrants crossing the Mexican border trying to find hope in the world. The Devil’s Highway is 193.9 miles of dry Arizona dessert eating lives of innocents. Luis Urrea describes in depth the voyage of twenty-six Mexicans with the death of fourteen immigrants who devastatingly failed to reach the United States for a better life. The government policies of United States and Mexico has contributed in the loss…

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    5 Deadliest Highways in the US According to the World Health Organization, America is home to a number of dangerous roads all over the world. Here are 5 roads you need to be cautious of before going on a road trip. Use the KevianClean Wheel Cleaner to keep your wheels and tires ready and conditioned before you travel. 1. I-10 (Arizona) – This route runs from California all the way to Florida but is mostly noted for its dangerous path in Arizona. Most motorists blame the lack of barriers…

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    By using characterization of the location and vivid imagery, Highway conveys a tone of dramatic suspense during the last leg of Abraham Okimasis’ race. To introduce the reader into the last leg of the race Highway decrives the harsh conditions that were taking place. Highway describes the air as” so crisp, so dry [as] Abraham Okimasis drove his sled and team of eight grey huskies through the orange-rose-tinted dusk”. The air that Highway describes is dry and cold having the ability to take ones…

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