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The system of interstate roadways in the United States is a resource available to every citizen. But there is an ever increasing use of the roadways, and gridlock is becoming more severe everywhere. Should the U.S. government charge tolls for the use of certain roadways, or should investment be made to widen them with additional lanes?

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The problem with roadways is becoming apparent. When they were made in the beginning, so many cars were not expected. Over time, they have become inconvenient at the size that they ...

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