A new study has shed light on the dismal state of New York's infrastructure, revealing that the state's roads and bridges rank among the worst in the country. According to the findings, New York's crumbling roads and bridges are not only a hazard to drivers but also a significant economic burden, with the state's motorists spending an estimated $1.2 billion annually on vehicle repairs and maintenance due to poor road conditions. The study, which evaluated the condition of roads and bridges across the United States, placed New York among the top 10 states with the worst infrastructure. As the state's population continues to grow, the need for significant investment in its aging infrastructure has become increasingly pressing, sparking concerns about public safety and the long-term economic viability of the state's transportation network.
New York roads and bridges rank among worst in America, new study finds The Journal News | lohud.com
