Interstate Highway Act of 1956 · US History

What role did the federal government play in the highway system?

  1. Providing major funding and coordination for construction
  2. Leaving all transportation decisions to local governments
  3. Eliminating all federal transportation planning efforts
  4. Focusing only on international highway construction projects
Show answer and explanation

Correct answer: Providing major funding and coordination for construction

The federal government funded most of the project and coordinated planning. This ensured a standardized and connected national system.

Difficulty: Medium Question 16 of 20

Practice all 20 Interstate Highway Act of 1956 questions

Keep practicing

More Interstate Highway Act of 1956 questions