Illinois drivers are facing continued challenges as the state’s roads and bridges rank 37th nationwide, according to the Reason Foundation’s 29th Annual Highway Report. That’s a slight decline from last year. While Illinois made notable strides in capital and bridge investment—jumping from 45th to 35th—and improved maintenance spending, the overall road conditions still lag behind those of most neighboring states. The report highlights persistent issues in infrastructure quality, despite increased funding efforts. Experts say further improvements are needed if Illinois hopes to climb the national rankings and ensure safer, smoother travel for all motorists.
ROADS RANKING
A welcome sign at the Illinois state line








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