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```html Roads Master Table

⭐ Roads Master Table

50-State Roads Infrastructure Profile
National Grade for this Category: VIEW GRADE
State ↕ Current Roads
Spending ↕ 		Needed
for B ↕ 		Gap
Difference ↕ 		% National
Current Spending ↕ 		Current ASCE
Road Grade ↕
California $225B $375B $150B 12.50% D
Texas $180B $300B $120B 10.00% D
Florida $108B $180B $72B 6.00% C+
New York $90B $150B $60B 5.00% D+
Pennsylvania $72B $120B $48B 4.00% C−
Illinois $63B $105B $42B 3.50% D+
Ohio $54B $90B $36B 3.00% D+
Georgia $45B $75B $30B 2.50% C+
North Carolina $45B $75B $30B 2.50% C
Michigan $36B $60B $24B 2.00% D−
New Jersey $36B $60B $24B 2.00% D+
Virginia $36B $60B $24B 2.00% C
Washington $27B $45B $18B 1.50% C−
Arizona $27B $45B $18B 1.50% D+
Tennessee $27B $45B $18B 1.50% C
Indiana $27B $45B $18B 1.50% C−
Massachusetts $27B $45B $18B 1.50% D+
Maryland $27B $45B $18B 1.50% C
Minnesota $18B $30B $12B 1.00% C
Wisconsin $18B $30B $12B 1.00% D+
Colorado $18B $30B $12B 1.00% C−
South Carolina $18B $30B $12B 1.00% D
Alabama $18B $30B $12B 1.00% D+
Missouri $18B $30B $12B 1.00% D+
Louisiana $18B $30B $12B 1.00% D+
Connecticut $9B $15B $6B 0.50% D+
Oregon $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C−
Kentucky $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C−
Oklahoma $9B $15B $6B 0.50% D+
Iowa $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C
Utah $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C+
Nevada $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C
Arkansas $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C
Mississippi $9B $15B $6B 0.50% D+
Kansas $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C−
New Mexico $9B $15B $6B 0.50% D+
Nebraska $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C
West Virginia $9B $15B $6B 0.50% D
Idaho $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C−
Hawaii $9B $15B $6B 0.50% D+
Maine $9B $15B $6B 0.50% D+
New Hampshire $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C−
Montana $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C−
Rhode Island $9B $15B $6B 0.50% D−
Delaware $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C−
South Dakota $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C
North Dakota $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C
Alaska $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C−
Vermont $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C
Wyoming $9B $15B $6B 0.50% C
Click any state name to open: Google Search: [State] road deficiencies   •   Click VIEW GRADE to open: Google Search: asce category GRADE ROADS
CURRENT ASCE GRADE
CURRENT SPENDING
NEEDED FOR B
GAP DIFFERENCE
NATIONAL SHARE
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