Special Report On Needed Highway Improvements in Vermont (1941-1950 Inclusive)

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In addition, postponed maintenance increases the cost to the public of operating vehicles. 51 NEEDED HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS IN VERMONT— 1941-1950 FIGURE II. RELATION BETWEEN MAINTENANCE COST PER MILE AND AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC VOLUMES FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF SURFACES in cc < 600 o o o o -r o^^-^ys^:^' "T" so&V .f^ct--^■ ^_o<^.f^iP,-' o.il^^f"'- L^S*. ^^f- _!_ -MACAO'''' _l_ -r 600 800 1000 1200 AVERAGE 24-HOUR TRAFFIC (1937) An analysis has been made of the maintenance costs of a few road sections in Vermont over the past five years, and this analysis compares the average annual maintenance costs for five predominating surface types with the average daily traffic on these types. (See Figure 11, page 5 2.) It has been pointed out previously (page 28) that there were 371.)^ miles of gravel roads carrying over 200 vehicles per day which should be improved to an intermediate type of pavement within the next ten years. Within the limits of Vermont experience, it has been indicated that the average annual maintenance cost of gravel roads carrying more than 200 to as much as 600 vehicles per day is $450 per mile.

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