bodecea
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They don't....unless they use federal programs like Title 1 or Free and Reduced Lunch.Good question. Why do state schools get federal money?If what you say is true, I stand corrected. However let me ask this......why is it that the federal government is in charge of maintaining the infrastructure with federal funds?nope, but thanks for playing. you should use the internet and see who owns them. Funding comes from the fed gov, but the states own the roads. Who do you think sets the speed limits over them? You think I use only insults, well when dealing with libturds who can't find a fact to save their asses, and would rather deflect a conversation then actually participate in one, well it's all they are worth. Now, please go to the internet. here are some excepts from a page--http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/interstate/faq.cfmYes...the federal government does...and uses federal funds to maintain them primarily.do you even know who owns interstates? Holy crap dude.I don't see a problem with that except does a) the state want the responsibility and b) does the state want the cost?
States always seem to do a poorer job of maintaining their highways compared to interstates.
Excerpt:
Who owns it?
"The States own and operate the Interstate highways.
The one exception is the Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge (I-95/495) over the Potomac River in the Washington area. The U.S. Bureau of Public Roads built the bridge under special legislation approved by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in August 1954. Although the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia operate the bridge, it is owned by the Federal Highway Administration. When the first span of the replacement bridge, now under construction, is opened, the old bridge will be removed. The States will own the new Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge."
BTW, can you say 'ouch'?