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Washington D.C. / Paul Wiedefeld / Amtrak / Anthony Foxx #1173988

CBS Evening News for Friday, May 27, 2016
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Whether by car plane or train Americans won't have to travel far to find trouble thanks to a crumbling infrastructure. And here's our transportation correspondent Kris Van Cleave. Of Americans head out this holiday weekend. They'll be driving on roads that are not in very good shape. Triple A estimates pothole damage alone costs drivers three billion a year. Nearly one in 10 bridges nationwide is structurally deficient meaning while it is safe to use the bridge is in a deteriorating state and mu...
Reporter(s):
Kris Van Cleave
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00:02:08

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