Two reports outlining proposed locations for these structures were written by Herbert S. Fairbank.
Two reports outlining proposed locations for these structures were written by Herbert S. Fairbank. Another document outlining these structures was informally called the Yellow Book. The Phipps Act allocated federal funding for the construction of these structures, leading John Pershing to draw up a proposed map of them. An early example of these structures in the United States was conceived by Carl G. Fisher and became the country's first national memorial to (*) Lincoln. Joel Garreau argued that Edge Cities are often located near the intersection of these structures. Dwight Eisenhower's travel along one of these structures inspired him to legislate 25 billion dollars worth of funding for their construction, and a limit imposed when using them was lowered during the oil crisis in the 70s. For 10 points, name these structures that include U. S. Routes and Interstates.
Two reports outlining proposed locations for these structures were written by Herbert S. Fairbank.
highways [or freeways; accept interstates before read; prompt on roads or auto trails]