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Samar church officials seek Arroyo action on 'roads from hell' (GMA News)
MANILA, Philippines — Church officials in Eastern Samar appealed to President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo Friday afternoon to act and rehabilitate the deteriorating status of their "roads from hell."
Roads in eastern Wisconsin icy and slippery (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
Roads and highways throughout eastern Wisconsin are icy and slick, according to a state transportation official.
Snow Accumulation Makes For Messy Roads (WTAE-TV Pittsburgh)
The first big snow of the season moves into the Pittsburgh area, limiting visibility on highways.
DOT offers holiday travel tips (Seattle Times)
The state Department of Transportation has a Web site — www.wsdot.wa.gov — that will provide the best times to travel the state's highways over the Thanksgiving weekend. Most highways and local roads are expected to be busy on Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving, and the Sunday after Thanksgiving. The information here may help travelers avoid delays.
If You Are Expecting Your Neighborhood's Roads To Be Clear, Don't Count On It. (The Charleston State Journal)
The West Virginia Department of Highways is experiencing a shortage on salt, like nearly every other state in the region.
Throne speech promises new money for roads, business (CBC)
Manitoba's NDP government will spend more on roads and hospitals while helping businesses gain access to loans to spur investment in a challenging economy.
New colorful Texas license plates hitting the highways (Coppell Gazette)
New license plates have begun appearing on Texas highways. The colorful display of hot pink, orange and purple, just to name a few colors, are legal and real.
India's New Roads May Buffer Economy From Recession (Update2) (Bloomberg)
Nov. 19 (Bloomberg) -- The 100 kilometers (62 miles) of rural roads India is adding each day may save Asia's third- largest economy from the worst of a global recession.
Letter to the editor (Columbia Star)
I hope I misinterpreted the meaning of your headline. Bicyclists belong on public roads and highways, along with pedestrians and motor vehicles. Roads do not belong to motorists, or any other group of users, they belong to the public.
Six Million Dollars Headed to Montana to Improve Highways (KFBB Great Falls)
More than six million dollars of federal money is headed to Montana to improve our highways. The Montana Department of Transportation says they'll use the funds to focus on safety.
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