State highways in the Bay Area are the second worst in the country, behind only New Jersey. That’s an assessment from the construction industry-friendly organization TRIP, which says the bad roads cost individual drivers roughly $2,000 each year, based on higher vehicle operating costs, crashes and congestion-related delays. We look at the condition of Bay Area roadways, and the cost of improving them.
Guests:
Frank Moretti, director of policy and research for The Road Information Program (TRIP), a transportation policy organization
John Goodwin, spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Commission
Steve Kinsey, supervisor for Marin County's Fourth District
Noam Levey, reporter, Los Angeles Times
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