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How good are American roads?

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nickjj ◴[] No.42198102[source]
It's interesting New Hampshire leads the way for interstate highways and it is a 0% income tax state.

I live in NY but I went to New Hampshire last month for the first time. I have to say the roads were really good, even in more remote areas in the White Mountain region. Heck even the dirt road I had to go on for 1.5 miles was in good shape for a Hyundai Elantra rental car.

On the flip side, the roads near me are really bad in some spots. It's torn up pavement with massive pot holes for years in a decently trafficked area literally 1 minute away from a major highway.

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1. kaliqt ◴[] No.42198129[source]
It's simple: politics over people.

NY's orgs (government or otherwise) steal all the tax money while pretending to be for the people, NH conversely does not.