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The report places emphasis on the difficult decisions which must be made by highway administrators during emergency conditions. The minimum rural emergency * program suggested by the study engineers is about 60 percent of the normal program. The minimum program suggested for urban extensions is about 70 per cent of the normal.

The published report, which is titled “Highway Needs in the Emergency, an Engineering Apprasial of Virginia’s Principal Roads and Streets,” contains 66 pages, with illustrated descriptions of study methods and findings.

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