Now, I wouldn't mind personally paying a little more in county taxes for the county-maintained roads to be in somewhat better shape; on the way to my house, you can tell just where the county line is, by where the smoother paving job and double-yellow line down the middle of the road ends, to be replaced by a slightly coarser (and noticeably darker) surface with nothing painted onto it. That's a piece of infrastructure I'd really like to see improved. (Now, the county-maintained roads that get a lot more traffic are nicer, so I may be being incredibly parochial in my complaint.)
You used to be able to tell when you crossed from Alabama into Georgia by the difference in the roads, because Georgia spent most of their highway budget in and around Atlanta, leaving the rest of the roads in the state in poor condition.
-- Ronn! :)
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