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2024年9月19日 · Roads, highways, rails and bridges in the nation’s rural areas face significant challenges: they lack adequate capacity, they fail to provide needed levels of connectivity to many communities, and they cannot adequately support growing freight travel in many corridors.

2022年10月13日 · The report found 32% of New Mexico’s rural roads have significant deficiencies which is third highest in the nation. An additional 22% are in mediocre condition. The report also found that...

2022年10月13日 · LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KTSM) – A new study shows that rural roads in New Mexico are among the most dilapidated in the U.S. The research, which was conducted by a national transportation nonprofit group called “TRIP,” concluded that about 32-percent of the state’s rural roads are in “poor” condition.

2015年5月19日 · The list of repairs grows even as a new report ranks New Mexico’s paved, rural roads as tied for ninth-worst in the 50 states. Just as significant, the report by the nonprofit research...

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KTSM) – A new study shows that rural roads in New Mexico are among the most dilapidated in the U.S. The research, which was conducted by a national transportation nonprofit group called “TRIP,” concluded that about 32-percent of the state’s rural roads are in “poor” condition.

New Mexico’s rural roads among the most deteriorated in the United States By Jordan Honecutt | October 13, 2022 has found that New Mexico’s rural roads are some of the most deteriorated in the country. The report found 32% of Ne Mexico’s rural roads have significant def

Only 0.11% of New Mexico’s rural roads (other than principal arterial pavement) were in poor condition, which ranked these roads 11th in the nation. In 2011, a total of 3,171 lane miles of the New Mexico State Highway System are considered to be in deficient condition.

Update on Rural Roads in New Mexico Transportation Districts 2 and 5 (11:14 a.m.) Rick Padilla, P.E., executive director of highway operations, Department of Transportation, and Paul Brasher, P.E., district 5 engineer, Department of Transportation, gave updates on rural roads in New Mexico Transportation Districts 2 and 5.