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Tag Archives: roads
Engineers Give Very Low Grade to Bay Area Roads
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Civil engineers have looked at crucial parts of the Bay Area's infrastructure, and they don't particularly like what they see. The American Society of Civil Engineers' report card (.pdf), released Thursday, gave the region a C overall. But three categories … Continue reading
The Way to San Jose...
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…is marred with potholes, apparently. Or at least the pavement is. Government statistics show about a fifth of San Jose's roads are in poor condition, and a recent survey released by an industry-funded transportation research group pegged the condition of … Continue reading
Roads most traveled
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A few weeks ago, just about every Bay Area media outlet reported on a survey released by an industry-funded transportation research group pegging the condition of San Jose road pavement as the worst in the nation, with Oakland-San Francisco coming … Continue reading
