FEASIBILITY OF TRANSCONTINENTAL TOLL ROADS
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served by all sections of the parallel existing highways, about a fifth of the vehicle-mileage on rural sections of the existing highways, and one-fourth or a little more of the vehicle-mileage estimated for a limited access route operated as a free facility.
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Plate 20.—Map showing location of most important 10,228 miles of selected system as indicated by estimates of traffic based on operation as a toll
facility.
![Plate 21](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/41/Toll_Roads_and_Free_Roads_Plate_21.png/400px-Toll_Roads_and_Free_Roads_Plate_21.png)
Plate 21.—Map showing location of entire system selected for study, 14,336 miles in length.