Highway Statistics Series
Highway Statistics 2011
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Obligation for Federal Funds for Roadway Projects 1/
2011
| Restoration & Rehab. | 16% |
|---|---|
| Relocation | 1% |
| New Route | 10% |
| Resurfacing | 27% |
| Reconstruction | 46% |
| Year 2011 = | $17,301,024 |
2010
| Restoration & Rehab. | 15% |
|---|---|
| Relocation | 1% |
| New Route | 11% |
| Resurfacing | 27% |
| Reconstruction | 46% |
| Year 2010 = | $22,692,585 |
2009
| Restoration & Rehab. | 17% |
|---|---|
| Relocation | 1% |
| New Route | 11% |
| Resurfacing | 26% |
| Reconstruction | 45% |
| Year 2009 = | $31,367,445 |
1/ Data source is the Fiscal Management Information System (FMIS) of the Federal Highway Administration. Major widening is now included in Reconstruction-added capacity. Minor widening is now included in Reconstruction- no added capacity. Reconstruction in these piecharts includes both major widening or minor widening.