West Virginia’s Department of Highways has been working on a major Downtown Streetscape Project in Wheeling, part of the state’s effort to improve infrastructure. However, new reports indicate that inflation and rising construction costs are putting future improvements at risk. The report from TRIP, a national transportation research nonprofit, highlights the challenges faced by the state in maintaining its transportation systems. While significant investments have been made in recent years, more funding and work are needed to keep the system up to date. The report also reveals the condition of roads and bridges in West Virginia, with a focus on areas like Wheeling where maintenance costs for motorists due to poor road conditions are adding up. Overall, it is clear that more resources will be required to address the infrastructure challenges faced by the state. The transportation secretary emphasized the need for continued investments to improve the state’s roads and bridges and ensure the safety and efficiency of the transportation system.
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