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Reason Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to advancing free minds and free markets. @ReasonFdn produces respected public policy research and publishes @reason.
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    Reason Foundation
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    Mar 19
    The Annual Highway Report ranks the quality and cost-effectiveness of every state's roads and bridges. Best: Virginia, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Ohio Worst: Alaska, California, Washington, New York, Louisiana How does your state rank?
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    29th Annual Highway Report: Virginia and Georgia have best-performing, most cost-effective highwa...
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    Aug 5
    New Jersey ranks 50th, dead last in the nation, in urban traffic congestion. On average, the state’s drivers waste about 85 hours a year, more than two full workweeks, sitting in gridlock.
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    New Jersey’s highway system still falls short - Reason Foundation
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    Aug 4
    New Jersey ranks last in traffic congestion and 40th overall for highway performance and cost-effectiveness.
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    New Jersey’s highway system still falls short - Reason Foundation
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    Aug 3
    California legislators are preparing to pass Assembly Bill 1383, which was designed to direct more money to the state’s highest-paid public safety employees and could cost taxpayers $14 billion.
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    Data show California does not have a public safety staffing crisis. Public pension reforms should...
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    Aug 3
    California's housing crisis requires more housing, not more debt.
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    Governor and legislators turn to more debt and borrowing, which won’t fix the housing crisis
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