Infrastructure Resilience: Stronger Repairs for Repeatedly Damaged Facilities.
New rules mandate that repairs to roads and other facilities frequently damaged by natural disasters must be more resilient. This means taxpayer money will be spent more effectively, and infrastructure will be better prepared for future events, enhancing safety and travel convenience.
Key points
Requires incorporating resilience improvements when rebuilding facilities repeatedly damaged.
Investments in more durable road and public infrastructure, potentially reducing future repair costs and disruptions.
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