Which state has best highways?

Top 10 States With the Best Roads and Highways
  • #1. Kansas. Thanks to its recent funding increase and overall improvements, the great state of Kansas lands at the top of our list. ...
  • #2. Alabama. ...
  • #3. North Dakota. ...
  • #4. Kentucky. ...
  • #5. Florida. ...
  • #6. Idaho. ...
  • #7. New Hampshire. ...
  • #8. Georgia.




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  • California.
  • West Virginia.
  • Missisippi.
  • Maryland.
  • Florida.
  • Hawaii.
  • Delaware.


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